I'm a CS student at the University of Florida and I work in applied AI. Right now I'm doing an AI engineering internship at Handtevy, building document intelligence pipelines for emergency medicine software used by 200,000+ clinicians nationwide, and contributing to open source projects like docling, vLLM, SGLang, and the MCP SDKs.
I'm also a classical pianist. I run Accordo, a booking and payments marketplace for musicians, and I'm building Gradus ad Parnassum, which reads sheet music and answers a musician's questions about it.
Merged:
- docling #3702 - optional-dependency imports that broke the core converter in slim installs
- docling #3721 - code language detection for parsed code blocks
In review:
- vllm #47439 - response_format was silently suppressing tool calls when tool_choice is auto
- sglang #29952 - msgpack round-trip for customized_info, removing the pickle wrap
- typescript-sdk #2418 - double onerror on transport close, ported to v2
- docling #3722 - new Box Notes backend, with docling-core #668 and docling-mcp #104 alongside
- kit-ai - offline-first emergency first-aid PWA I built with my hackathon team. Llama 3.2 runs on-device through WebLLM and WebGPU. My pieces were the IndexedDB retrieval layer, the online/offline TTS fallback, and a fine-tuned Llama 3 medical model that I'm now working to ship in the app.
- Accordo - live marketplace for musicians: booking, contracts, payments.

