I build production-grade AI agent workflows, AgentOps tooling, and self-evolving product systems.
My current focus is turning AI coding from one-off prompt execution into repeatable operating loops: goal-driven agents, real E2E validation, evidence collection, release governance, and human review gates.
- Octopus AgentOps - Reusable Claude Code and Codex subagent workflows with loop-ready contracts, generated distributions, validation, install tooling, and a portable diagnostics sandbox.
- EvoPilot - Experiments around production lifecycle governance, release evidence, and long-running agent validation.
- touge-writing-reboot-skill - A reusable writing and reboot skill distilled from public technical-writing patterns.
- hermes-agent - Agent engineering experiments around workflow execution and productized automation.
I care about agent systems that can prove what they did.
That means:
- goal-driven loops instead of isolated prompts
- MCP and UI-level E2E validation instead of API-only demos
- production lifecycle governance with explicit GO / NO-GO decisions
- evidence bundles, logs, screenshots, and reproducible checks
- safe SCM / CI / release handoffs
- self-evolution proposals that stay behind human review gates
If an agent cannot produce evidence, respect safety gates, and improve through a repeatable loop, it is not production-ready.

