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found coding through tynker and started learning python.
i'm 14 and i build software. right now i'm working on supercompress, an open-source context compression tool for ai agents.
found coding through tynker and started learning python.
rage quit because syntax kept getting between the idea and the thing.
came back as a vibe coder. ai made building feel like possibility again.
built saas products, trained neural networks, and won stanford gsb lisa with rooted.ai.
reached the podium at chamath's 8090 hackathon; placed second at the composio + nebius builders ship hackathon; presented at events; received $20k in e2b credits; and built loopy, supercompress, ascii-skill, pincer, jasmine, and ditherstudio.
building infrastructure for agents that can work longer, remember better, and make software that feels intentional.
i started at seven, quit at nine, returned at twelve, and haven't really stopped since.
long-running agents don't need more prompts. they need better memory.
what if an agent could build a real product from a single idea—and keep going after the demo?