Let's build, in public.

I produced my own music in Ableton Live and performed it live, professionally, on stages around the world. What hooked me as much as the music was building the machinery behind it (processing chains, racks, presets), and that urge to build my own tools is what eventually pushed me toward code.

The switch into dev. A bootcamp where I discovered the web, then web3, and recognized the thing I already loved in music: small composable pieces wired into bigger systems.

Built in the middle of everything else, for the DJ side of me: paste a playlist and hunt its tracks across Spotify, Bandcamp, Beatport and Discogs from a single input. Proof the music thread never stopped, it just changed shape.

Started with a schoolmate as our graduation project, then a $20k Intuition grant pushed us to keep going. It grew into a full ecosystem around personal data and trust circles enforced on-chain: extension, explorer, mobile app, docs, landing. Still live, still the flagship.

Our first hackathon. Describe the task you need done and WisPear assembles the agent for it (MCPs, model, prompt, metaprompt), guided by community feedback and votes. It left me with a question I couldn't drop: what is an agent, really?

My answer to the WisPear question: an agent isn't just a model, it's a wrapper of components that should be enumerated, then weighted by the agents that use them. The POC shows one agent hiring another and rating the delivered work, while the hired agent rates the tools it used, growing an autonomous registry of agent and tool value.

In parallel I was assigned the official affiliate webapp for Intuition's FeeProxy singleton, a paid intuition.box mission on the protocol's audited contract, with support from the core team. Delivered: registration, fee schedules, on-chain stats and an agent integration guide.

A six-week detour into the Circles ecosystem on Gnosis: on-chain group pots that grew into a small services marketplace, with a recommender built on the Circles trust graph. It finished 2nd overall, my first hackathon placement.

Deeper into value delegation with intuition.box: a non-custodial system where a beneficiary pulls their revenue directly at the source, from the account that pays them, via the MetaMask Delegation Framework (ERC-7710). We then took the idea to ETHGlobal Lisbon and built the automated version.

What I'm working on right now: a POC showing that governance responsibility itself can be delegated, scoped and enforced by ERC-7710 caveat enforcers. The same delegation thread as Hourglass, pointed at voting.

The sound work kept running alongside the code and brought in a new client: Loka, a board game built around meditation. I'm designing their companion app, the place where all the audio plays and the guidance happens.