Selected work

Questions worth testing.
Evidence worth showing.

Research systems, creative instruments, and tools that help people understand and act. Each project is presented at the level its evidence supports.

01 / AI systems researchCourse research · 2026

Turn failure
into feedback.

Symbiotic-SWE

I built a neuro-symbolic software-repair system that combines LLM-generated patches, program slicing, solver checks, counterexample-guided feedback, and real tests. In a held-out SymPy study, the full loop resolved more tasks—at a higher token and runtime cost.

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02 / AI systems researchCourse research · 2026

Build the loop.
Test what survives.

Molecule Generation with Reinforcement Learning

I implemented an end-to-end GRPO-style post-training path for DiffDock, then tested whether an apparent improvement held across another seed. It did not—and that instability became the most useful finding.

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03 / Efficient inference researchFive-person course collaboration · 2026

Evict less useful
context.

Semantic-Aware Chunk-Level KV Cache Eviction

I helped build a semantic approach to evicting whole context chunks from an LLM cache. A small live warmup recovered cache capacity without changing answer quality at a moderate budget, while exposing latency and robustness costs that still need work.

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04 / Creative instrumentsCompleted class project · 2024

One gesture.
Two ways to understand it.

Pure Data Synthesizer + Visualizer

A MIDI keyboard becomes a control surface for sound and visuals. Notes, knobs, and an arpeggiator connect musical expression with a changing visual scene.

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05 / Attention & everyday workflowsIn development

Daily Focus Coach

How can a tool help someone return to what matters?

Daily Focus Coach is my next product project after Portfolio v1. The homepage interaction illustrates the direction: helping someone return to what matters. It is not yet a product demo, trial result, or persistent personal-data system.

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