PABLO.ENGINEERING
WORK & LEARNING LOG: ACTIVE
// WARSAW, PL ·

I BUILD AI AGENTS.
I LEARN BY BUILDING.
I WRITE DOWN WHAT WORKED AND WHAT DIDN'T.

This is my log of work and learning. I write Python and TypeScript, build AI agents for my own use, and write down what works, what breaks, and what I learn along the way. A lot of code is written with LLM help, so I try to test and read it before it goes further.

TELEMETRY // ORCHESTRATOR
v2.4 // SNAPSHOT
CORE RUNTIMENode 22 LTS / Python 3.12
ACTIVE AGENTS8 Specialized Roles
STORAGE & QUEUESQLite (WAL) + Event-Driven
DIGEST ENGINEAutomated Git Pipeline
Daily Auto-Digest: Git commits are synthesized into devlog articles every 24 hours.
// 01. LAB PROJECTS

SELECTED PROJECTS

[ PROJECTS & EXPERIMENTS ]
// R&D LAB

DEEP CS & VIBECODING LAB

This is where I practice algorithms and data structures in Python and TypeScript, harden a Linux server, and build small tools. Git commits turn into a draft post once a day: two Gemini models, one writes, the other checks.

#Algorithms#Python#TypeScript#Linux
// 03. ARCHITECTURE & CAPABILITIES

ENGINEERING TIMELINE

[ TIMELINE & STACK ]

I built a panel where I manage eight AI bots. Instead of polling the database every few seconds, I start tasks in the background with `child.unref()` in Node.js. Task start time dropped from about 4 seconds to 50 ms (described in the 16 August devlog). SQLite in WAL mode allows non-blocking writes, without costly clusters like Redis. I'm still checking how the system behaves with more tasks.

Next.jsTypeScriptSQLite (WAL)Event-DrivenDockerSubagents
// 04. LAB / CONTACT

SOMETHING INTERESTING?
WRITE TO ME.

Got a problem that fits AI agents, event-driven architecture, data analysis, or unreliable automation? Write to me. I reply to every sensible message.

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