AI experiments
Prompts, local models, AI agents, and simple tools that make learning easier.
Recent buildsCurious Builder's Workshop
I am beginning with AI experiments, robotics bench notes, Python weather apps, and DIY tech logs. This site is where I practice, explain what I learn, and turn small builds into something worth sharing.
Project lanes
Each lane can hold tiny experiments, build logs, parts lists, failures, fixes, and beginner-friendly explanations.
Prompts, local models, AI agents, and simple tools that make learning easier.
Recent buildsServos, sensors, motion control, wiring notes, and small automation lessons.
Bench notesPython weather apps, data logging, dashboards, alerts, and local forecast experiments.
Live pulseTools, circuits, 3D prints, fixes, and notes that make future builds easier.
How I teach itInterest projects
This section collects the practical builds: sports tools, Python practice, AI experiments, weather apps, robotics notes, and DIY tech projects.
A browser version of my Spurs roster project with player search, jersey numbers, full stat tables, and video links for every player.
Open Spurs appBeginner projects that turn code into useful little tools instead of abstract exercises no one asked for.
See build notesExperiments with agents, prompts, memory, command-line tools, and practical helpers for learning faster.
Explore AI laneServos, sensors, wiring notes, 3D prints, fixes, and the kind of lessons that only show up after something refuses to work.
How I document itRecent build notes
Short logs that make progress visible and turn mistakes into useful lessons.
Workshop dashboard
The first version can be simple and honest: what is running, what is stuck, and what I want to teach after I understand it.
Learning and teaching
I want this site to show the honest path from confusion to clarity. Each project can become a small lesson: what I tried, what broke, what I learned, and how to repeat it.
No pretending the first try was smooth. The useful part is the trail.
Forecast pulls, sensor logs, graphs, alerts, and dashboards as learning projects.
Small agents that plan, call tools, summarize results, and teach me what worked.
Parts, wiring, code snippets, photos, and lessons saved for the next build.