I'm a software developer with over 10 years of experience creating web and mobile apps. I specialize in building scalable systems using tools like React, Angular, and Node.js. As the founder of CryptoRabbit, I created a blockchain-powered marketplace that uses AI and smart contracts for secure trading.
I'm passionate about solving problems with technology, whether it's improving user experiences, developing AI tools, or leading teams to deliver great software. Let's create something amazing together!
Created an advanced multi-agent system to help users prepare for professional appointments by analyzing context and generating tailored discussion points.
Contract project in conjunction with Hint Services
Developed features for an AI-powered platform for pet owners, such as subscription management, personalized pet food recommendations, and multi-agent systems for veterinary and insurance support.
Contract project in conjunction with Hint Services
Founded and developed a crypto-first marketplace enabling secure peer-to-peer trading of digital currencies for goods using smart contracts and AI-driven dispute resolution.
Building multi-agent systems teaches the value of balancing complexity with efficiency. Simplicity, effective use of natural language, and clear examples are key to unlocking their full potential. This article shares practical lessons and highlights the role of natural language and examples in guiding agents effectively.
Infrastructure management used to be complex and time-consuming, often requiring deep technical knowledge and hours of troubleshooting. With AI, it’s now much easier and faster. This article outlines a three-step process for leveraging AI in infrastructure: setting up resources, debugging with AI digests, and iterating for optimization. This approach has made managing infrastructure more accessible, empowering more people to build efficiently and focus on strategic goals.
A traditional Ukrainian folk song that became a powerful anthem of resistance during Russia's 2022 invasion of Kyiv.
