Things I've designed and shipped with AI pair-programming tools — from data pipeline to deployed product.
Daily Web Game · Live
7-0
A free daily Magic: The Gathering puzzle game. Follow a real 7-0 (trophy) draft from a top-ranked 17lands player pick by pick, predict each pick, and share your Wordle-style results. I built the whole pipeline: filtering 4.5M rows of public draft data down to curated puzzles in Python, a React/Next.js front end with daily and quick-play modes, and automated deploys on Vercel.
- Python
- Next.js / React
- Vercel
- Supabase
Team Platform · In Use
PT Hub
A multi-tool platform I built and run for my Pro Tour testing team — everything the team needs to prepare for one tournament, in place of a Discord server nobody can search. One account follows you across every season and every tool:
- Deck Board — everyone's live odds on what they'll register, against the team average.
- Metagame — the field's archetype share from published results, grouped by what decks actually play.
- Set Review — a discussion page per card in a draft set, with agreement voting.
- Decklists — the team's lists, filed by archetype and searchable, with sideboard plans.
- Meetings — availability grids that find a time and chase whoever hasn't answered.
- Expenses — splits the testing house by who stayed which nights, in the fewest payments.
- Survey — asks the logistics questions once and tracks who still owes an answer.
- Node.js
- Vanilla JS
- Supabase
- Vercel