Build new projects
From initial idea and architecture to a working, deployable system with infrastructure, observability and documentation.
I combine long-term DevOps and infrastructure experience with AI-assisted engineering to create new projects, take over existing systems, automate operations, and turn ideas into working environments.
My background is in Linux systems, infrastructure automation, networking, virtualization, containers, CI/CD and platform operations. Over time I expanded this work into complete AI-assisted project development: defining architecture, breaking work into RFC-sized tasks, using AI coding agents for implementation, validating results, and taking responsibility for integration and operations.
From initial idea and architecture to a working, deployable system with infrastructure, observability and documentation.
Understand unfamiliar code and infrastructure, identify operational risks, stabilize the environment and establish a maintainable workflow.
Use ChatGPT and Codex as engineering tools for architecture, RFC preparation, implementation, refactoring and iterative delivery.
Linux, Docker, Terraform, Ansible, GitLab CI/CD, monitoring, networking, virtualization and reproducible environments.
A web application for controlled execution of Docker-based jobs with live logs, PostgreSQL, lifecycle management, Prometheus, Loki and Grafana.
A Dockerized public-data collection project for Google Maps search results, later integrated with JobRunner and observability workflows.
My first Codex project. It started as a learning experiment and evolved into Terraform + Ansible automation for Hyper-V environments on Windows 10.
An early experiment in connecting the OpenAI API, Git and automated file modification — a precursor to my later AI-assisted development workflow.
Prompts, generated files and iterative technical work.
Version control became essential after repeated AI-generated changes occasionally broke working code.
I experimented with OpenAI API, prompt history and automatic file updates committed to Git.
The workflow shifted from receiving code to delegating bounded implementation tasks.
Small RFCs, Git history and regression checks made AI-assisted development more predictable.