I architect and build systems that scale â secure, data-rich, AI-ready.
I balance that with a maker mindset: prototyping apps, automating workflows, and exploring emerging technology. Welcome to my digital garden.
I architect and build systems that scale â secure, data-rich, AI-ready.
I balance that with a maker mindset: prototyping apps, automating workflows, and exploring emerging technology. Welcome to my digital garden.

In the world of enterprise security, Supply Chain Attacks as considered as massive, complex nightmaresâthink SolarWinds or the XZ Utils backdoor. We assumed they were the domain of nation-states targeting enterprise build servers. But âVibe Codingâ has democratized the Supply Chain attack. Today, the default workflow for senior engineering is asking an LLM for a quick fix. The AI hallucinates a solution, and we copy-paste the import statement without a second thought. But LLMs are dream machines, not compilers. They donât check the npm registry; they predict the next token. ...

The era of âVibe Codingâ has fundamentally changed the physics of shipping software. We arenât just typing anymore; we are conducting. Between Cursorâs Composer, the Claude CLI, and GitHub Copilot, the friction of writing syntax has evaporated. You describe the feature, the AI handles the implementation, and you stay in the flow state. But this velocity has a silent tax. When you are tab-completing entire functions at 100mph, you arenât auditing line 42 of that generated boilerplate. You are optimizing for âDoes it run?â, not " Is it safe?". ...

I architect systems for a living. I spend my days designing secure, scalable ecosystems for Fortune 500 companies, ensuring data flows correctly between Salesforce, Mulesoft, and AI agents. Yet, for the longest time, my own digital home was built on ârented land.â I was writing on platforms like Hashnode and Medium. They are fantastic tools, but they are Black Boxes. I found myself wrestling with random timeouts, Cloudflare verification loops, limited free articles that blocked my readers, and rigid styling that felt like wearing a uniform. ...