Software Engineer in Brazil (UTC−3), nine years in — mostly Kubernetes, delivery pipelines, and the observability glue that tells you which of the two is lying to you.
- 🏡 Building: a privacy-first home server. The rule I refuse to bend: nothing is reachable without the VPN.
- 🧙♂️ Dungeon mastering: Curse of Strahd — a sandbox campaign is capacity planning with worse SLAs and no rollback.
- 📚 Reading: Designing Data-Intensive Applications.
- 🧗 Sharpening: algorithms under interview-clock pressure — a different muscle from the systems work I do daily. Yeetcodex and Trapezohedronlogn are the working logs, public on purpose.
- 💬 Happy to help with: a Helm chart review, GitHub Actions misbehaving, or a first self-hosting setup. Hunting your first FOSS issue? I'm doing the same — happy to pair on one. Open an issue, genuinely.
- 🎶 Soundtrack: blues and 90s grunge — with Adriana Rubio's Layne Staley, Angry Chair on the side.
Deeply interested in distributed systems design, resilience engineering, observability, and the networking layer everything quietly depends on. Always looking for ways to turn lessons from production systems into better design decisions.
| Project | What it does | Stack |
|---|---|---|
ImpGem Buildbot  |
Self-hosted CI/CD and task runner inspired by Buildbot and GitHub Actions — powered by mischievous imps. |    |
Norganas Kube Prune  |
Home-brew Kubernetes cleanup tool that channels Norganas: finds idle workloads via Prometheus and purges them into oblivion. |   |
Action Bandit  |
GitHub Action that runs the Bandit security linter and posts inline PR findings through reviewdog, with semver bumping built in. |  |
Spicy Claude  |
Battle-tested Claude Code configuration — bash guardrails, audit hooks and custom skills that turn Claude into a sharper, more autonomous coding agent. |   |
aforge-flow  |
GPU-accelerated art pipeline for tabletop RPG and VTT libraries — category-aware background removal, optimization, creature-aware naming and zero-shot classification. |   |
The tools I publish ship with a license and a README — unlicensed code isn't really open.
Code other people picked up
action-bandit— MIT. Listed in the reviewdog ecosystem and forked by another developer.norganas-kube-pruneandimpgem-buildbot— Apache-2.0.
Code I sent upstream
reviewdog/reviewdog#2165— registered action-bandit in the ecosystem list. (merged)jordemort/action-pyright#60— verbose output plus a customizabletool_namefor PR reviews. (open)
The second list is the one I'm deliberately lengthening. Hunting a first issue yourself? Say hi.
Thanks for dropping by!