I build full-stack products and developer tools with a strong bias toward clean APIs, deterministic logic, and systems that can grow without becoming fragile.

Right now, my focus is Chesschemy: a TypeScript-first npm package for chess and programmable chess variants. It is designed for standard chess rules, custom pieces, abilities, move generation, serialization, and deterministic turn-based game logic.

package       chesschemy
npm           Public package
focus         Chess engine, variants, custom pieces, abilities
runtime       TypeScript, Node.js >=20
principle     Game rules should be explicit, testable, and composable

Product Engineering

End-to-end web applications with practical UX, reliable APIs, and deployment-ready structure.

Developer Tooling

Typed package APIs, examples, documentation, and release workflows that make libraries easier to adopt.

Game Engine Design

Deterministic rule systems, legal move generation, serialization, and variant-friendly architecture.

A TypeScript-first engine for chess and programmable chess variants, published on npm as chesschemy.

• Standard chess engine foundations with legal move generation
• Programmable variant support for custom pieces and abilities
• Serialization and FEN-focused workflows for reproducible game state
• Public package exports for TypeScript and Node.js consumers

npm install chesschemy

Digital studio and product surface for building clear, useful, human-centered web experiences.

• Practical design and full-stack implementation
• Simple product experiences with strong technical foundations
• Built for clarity, maintainability, and real-world use

• Automate repetition: turn repeated work into tools.
• Design for growth: prefer systems that accept change.
• Ship with clarity: make features obvious and maintainable.
• Keep learning: build, measure, improve, repeat.