A handful of side projects I maintain outside work. Mostly small things I build for myself, my family, or to test an idea end-to-end. Work at Ericsson lives elsewhere.
Live instance of an IETF draft I wrote on agent registration and discovery. Register agents, search the directory, drive it from another agent via its skill file.
A sandbox to test how an LLM agent interacts with an API catalog it doesn't know a priori, given only intent, credentials, and an entry point. Using CAMARA as the catalog, the goal is to keep the ReAct loop secure and efficient with context provided inband.
An experiment in chatting over a knowledge base derived from video transcriptions. Each video is distilled locally into a structured note with topic links, and questions are answered by walking the graph.
Extension of the Building Agentic IoT Systems talk. A general-purpose code agent over CoAP that discovers devices at runtime, learns their capabilities, and interacts with them with little a priori knowledge. Ongoing work on message and token optimization, and state-aware cached execution (slides 21, 23, 24).
A small ensemble of LLMs plus a handful of stylometry metrics that rate how AI-written an IETF draft looks. Batch-scanned around 1,400 recent drafts as a side-effect. More a fuzzy signal than a verdict, the four models often disagree.
Maths practice site I built for my kids. No accounts, runs on any tablet.
Our family recipe book, in Spanish. Just the recipes, no ads, no tracking.
Two Napoletana pizzerias in Helsinki that I co-own with friends. A side project, in the non-software sense.