I go by prodby026b across every project I ship. I'm not chasing a single
app — I'm building a personal ecosystem of self-hosted tools, one
service at a time, bound by a single hacker-terminal identity.
The foundation is Linux administration and networking —
an LPIC-1 and a CCNA / Network+ under the belt. That substrate is the layer every dashboard,
every CMS, every hosting box gets poured on top of.
"I lean on AI tooling to move faster across full-stack builds — but the architecture,
the aesthetic, and the decisions are mine."
— operating principle #00
That distinction matters. Speed without authorship is just autocomplete. The systems I run
look the way they look, scale the way they scale, and stay online the way they stay online
because the calls were made by a person who also has to wake up at 3 a.m. when a service
blinks red. Ownership is the feature. Everything else is decoration.