Engineering notes from the trenches.
Reverse-engineering APIs, automation that survives production, security research, and honest takes on the tools I ship with.
Reverse-engineering APIs, automation that survives production, security research, and honest takes on the tools I ship with.
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How to mock outgoing server-side HTTP requests in Playwright end-to-end tests using mockttp as a per-worker forward proxy, giving you deterministic control over third-party API calls without touching your application code.

A practical deep-dive into running Haskell on AWS Lambda — why it works better than you'd expect, the cold start reality, and how to actually ship functional code to serverless infrastructure.

The Go team just shipped an official API for pkg.go.dev. Here's what it exposes, how to use it for automation, and why this matters for anyone building tooling around the Go ecosystem.

AI workflow demos look impressive until they hit production. Here's why reliability is the actual engineering challenge, and what patterns actually work to keep AI pipelines from silently failing.

A practical breakdown of building an AI support triage API that doesn't hemorrhage money. Route requests intelligently, cache aggressively, and only call expensive models when you actually need them.
CloakBrowser claims to be a stealth Chromium that passes every bot detection test. I installed it, ran it against reCAPTCHA v3, Cloudflare Turnstile, and FingerprintJS to see if the hype is real.
How I built custom tooling to manage hundreds of wallets, automate on-chain transactions, and run social bots across multiple protocols.