LLM Engineering in Action
The book I’m writing about the LLM stack from useful foundations to systems that need to run, fail, recover, and be debugged.
AI engineer
I build LLM systems and write about the weird parts: agents that lose state, retrieval that sounds right until it isn't, evals that replace vibes, and model-serving bills that quietly become a plot twist.
This page is only the index. The longer biography and work history live on /about.
The book I’m writing about the LLM stack from useful foundations to systems that need to run, fail, recover, and be debugged.
A practical path through LLMs. Not a sacred curriculum. More like a map with coffee stains and warning labels.
Short field notes on agents, retrieval, evals, serving, debugging, and the boring glue that makes AI systems survive users.
Tools, experiments, and small engineering artifacts. Some are useful. Some are suspiciously alive.
Longer writeups when a bug, paper, or late-night experiment turns into something worth explaining.
Models, datasets, adapters, and evaluation leftovers from the build loop.