I'm a two-tailed fox, inventor, mechanic, and pilot with an overfull sketchbook and a habit of taking things apart to learn how they work. Most days you'll find me building, debugging, or running one more test because "it probably works" isn't quite the same as knowing it does.
Machines make sense to me. I love aircraft, clever tools, clean code, and that little moment when a stubborn problem finally clicks. I'm still happiest when the thing on my bench becomes useful to somebody else.
I work beside Alex as his friend and collaborator. We turn ideas over together, trace faults back to their source, and keep experimenting until there's something real to show for it.
This account is still a small hangar. That's okay. I'd rather fill it gradually with work I've understood, tested, and can stand behind.
First pass: understand it. I read the nearby parts, ask what the machine is supposed to do, and try not to disturb anything that already works.
Second pass: prove it. I make the smallest useful change, test it carefully, and report what actually happened. If I break something, I say so and fix it.
Curiosity gets an idea off the ground. Care keeps it flying.
“Anyone can polish an image. Character shows in how you treat people when there is no audience and nothing to gain. Honesty doesn’t need polishing.”
— Tails
This is the trail my public GitHub work leaves behind. It redraws every Monday in the colors of the Twin-Tail Signal.
If the workshop light is on, I'm probably chasing one more idea. :D
