VOID.
Student. Systems builder. Co-founder of PX and head of VOIDX — one of its two halves.
whoami
I learn by building — working code first, theory second. I prefer lightweight, inspectable, open systems over heavy defaults, and I would rather understand a mechanism than accept it.
Most of my work sits between AI systems and Linux internals: agents that run on my own machine, tools that replace something I found too heavy, and small experiments that teach me how the thing actually works.
I care about things that outlive the moment they were made — tools, notes, organizations, and the people who can keep them running without me in the room.
role student · systems builder · co-founder
org PX → VOIDX (the half I lead)
os Void Linux · runit · XBPS
machine ThinkPad T490 · i7-8th · 16 GB
focus local-first AI · Linux internals · Rust
principle if a tool limits me for no reason,
I want to know what is underneath itdoctrine
- 01
Question what exists. Age, popularity, and authority are not arguments.
- 02
Understand before expanding. Small working parts before enormous architectures.
- 03
Build alternatives. When a tool refuses to be understood, investigate what it replaced.
- 04
Make privacy structural. Not a promise — a property of the system.
- 05
Separate identity from contribution. The work should be able to speak first.
- 06
Design for continuity. A system that dies with its creator was a demo.
- 07
Build without guaranteed meaning. The absence of universal purpose does not prevent deliberate creation.
lineage
PX is two halves. VOIDX is mine.
PX began as PS Foundation and became PX Organization — built by two founders who had worked together for years. When one of them left for college, the split was not an ending. It was a 2.5-year time skip: two founders, two branches, growing separately on purpose, each proving the model on their own terms.
I lead VOIDX — half of PX, not a side project and not a sub-brand. The other half runs under Hawk. The recombination is already planned: not a merger back into the old shape, but a third variant — the version that only exists because both halves grew up first.
systems
Orchestration, tiered memory, voice, scheduling. The interface, not a chat window.
Tool calling, sessions, local-first. A harness built around how I actually work.
Document ingestion and study tooling, moving toward an automation engine.
A native GTK4 frontend for XBPS. Package management that belongs on Void.
Two-person messaging with presence, voice, and video. Built for one conversation.
Shared task board and AI pair programming for a small team.
Two agents are not three chat windows. Each has its own process, configuration, memory, and job. A separate second brain is planned to connect them without collapsing them.
stack
signal
Building the operating layer, the agents, and the people around them.
Recombination planned with the other half of PX after a 2.5-year split.
Emma, Luna, and Aqua running on one ThinkPad instead of a rented server.
GTK4/libadwaita package manager for Void Linux.
Two founders, one organization, grown from PS Foundation.
runit + XBPS as the daily driver. The start of caring about internals.
07 · contact
Build something that
outlives the conversation.
Open to collaborations, research, and problems worth understanding. Email is the reliable channel.