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AI builder · Writer · Previously in AI infrastructure
I'm exploring a new direction in work and life through AI: building tools and knowledge systems, and writing about what I learn along the way. This is a collection of things I've made and questions I'm still working through.
Stay curious through change. Find direction by building.
@LawrenceBa83698 · 
Random Flow · 
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- AI workflows: exploring how agents, tools, and human judgment can work together to get real tasks done.
- My personal knowledge system: building a private knowledge base with Obsidian, Codex, and Git to turn scattered material into traceable, reusable knowledge, while exploring how it can support my writing.
- Learning and building in public: writing about AI experiments, building products, and career change, including the attempts, failures, and revisions along the way.
I built a reusable agent skill that turns presentation content into serene HTML slide decks across spring, summer, autumn, and winter styles. The decks combine responsive navigation with water interactions, drifting petals or leaves, landing ripples, fullscreen, inline editing, and HTML download.
Agent skill HTML presentations Interactive motion
Everything Claude Code offers a large toolbox, but choosing and combining its capabilities for a specific task takes work.
I built a Claude Code skill that generates candidate workflows, verifies the capabilities they reference, compares the options, and exports a Markdown runbook or an interactive HTML report. The idea is to help people understand the proposed workflow before deciding how to run it.
Claude Code Workflow orchestration Interactive visualization
A few more projects I've been learning through:
| Project | What I'm exploring |
|---|---|
| langgraph-practice | Python experiments with agent workflows, RAG, state persistence, and human review. |
| mcp-servers | Learning to build MCP tool servers, starting with a weather tool. |
| web3-block-scan | A Go project for scanning Sepolia blocks and parsing ERC-20 events, with batch scanning, retries, and rescanning. |
| dapp-projects | DApp experiments spanning NFT marketplaces, real-world asset tokenization (RWA), on-chain data parsing, and contract interactions. |
| Denglian-Web3-Practice | Web3 exercises from the Denglian community, covering Solidity contracts, CLI wallets, NFT marketplaces, and a launchpad. |
My Chinese alias means “carbon-based,” a nod to being a living, feeling human. Random Flow reflects randomness and movement. Together, the names express how I think about curiosity, freedom, and change. Alongside technology, I care about people's experiences and finding a way of life that fits.
I'm still finding my direction, and I'll keep sharing what I try and learn along the way.