A full-stack builder, systems tinkerer, and AI-obsessed problem solver. I design and develop things that make developers faster, workflows cleaner, and ideas real. If it involves automation, distributed systems, or learning how something works under the hood, I’m probably already experimenting with it.

“Ship small, learn fast, repeat.” — me (probably)

• 🔭 Currently building: dev tools, automation systems, and early AI-powered agents that connect codebases, infra, and workflows.
• 🌱 Learning: deeper AI/ML concepts, system design, and scaling patterns for agentic architectures.
• 👯 Open to collaborate on: practical open-source tools, AI projects, backend systems, and anything infrastructure-adjacent.
• 💬 Ask me about: debugging cursed issues, React architecture, backend strategy, homelab setups, and AI model workflows.
• ⚡ Fun fact: If there's a terminal available, I’m using it — GUI optional.

• JavaScript / TypeScript
• React (fully fluent)
• Python
• Go
• HTML/CSS

• Node.js, Express, REST APIs
• Docker, Containers, Linux environments
• Terraform, Docker Compose
• CI/CD (GitHub Actions)
• Cloud: AWS & GCP basics

• Local model hosting (Ollama, containerized inference)
• Prompt engineering & agentic workflows
• Integrating LLMs into real systems
• Tooling and automation around AI pipelines

• Cybersecurity
• Systems design
• Homelab engineering
• Network optimization

• Developer tools & automation workflows
• Full-stack web apps with React + clean backend architectures
• Infrastructure scripting & reproducible environments
• AI-powered utilities, assistants, and agents
• Small services that do one thing extremely well
• Learning projects that evolve into production-ready systems

A lightweight, flexible web proxy built for experimentation, debugging, and security-minded workflows.
🔗 https://github.com/zgr2575/SlowGuardian

My personal site showcasing projects, skills, and experiments.
🔗 https://zaneruheim.me

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📌 Profile Tips • Pin only the projects that demonstrate real skill — not experiments. • Add GIFs or short demos to READMEs so people instantly get what you built. • Use GitHub Actions to keep repos clean and automated. • Write READMEs like mini landing pages — clear, scannable, and helpful.

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