Creative experiments, public starter kits, interface studies, route maps, and off-screen habits. Most of this lives outside client work, which is exactly why it stays useful.
Small artifacts that show how I think through product UI, systems, AI tooling, and implementation details.
A token starter with JSON source tokens, generated CSS variables, light/dark modes, and a plain HTML example.
A published token package with JSON source tokens, generated CSS variables, and package exports.
An experimental type specimen with generated font files for mono UI labels, numerals, and interface previews.
A Vue 3 starter with typed SaaS components, responsive grids, tokens, and a polished dashboard example.
A React dashboard starter with sidebar navigation, metrics, filters, tables, detail panels, and reusable UI states.
An OpenAPI and Postman starter template for APIs that AI agents can discover, call, and recover from safely.
I work better when there's a counterweight to the screen. These are the two I keep coming back to.
Most ideas come on the bike, not at the desk.
A counterweight to screen work: long rides around Bogotá, the Sabana, and the hills outside the city. It scratches the same itch as product work: routes, constraints, pace, recovery, and small decisions compounding over time.
A quiet way to practice patience, attention, and taste.
Golf gives me a slower feedback loop than software. I like the walk, the course design, the short-game problem solving, and the fact that tiny changes in setup can change the whole result.
Open to AI engineering and product design roles where full-stack delivery, reliable systems, and design taste all matter.