Small repositories I built for problems I had — résumé tailoring, an AI lit-review pass, a Claude Code workflow, a 2022 newspaper scraper that fed my thesis. The code is the artifact; the README is the argument. All public on GitHub.
An AI rewrites the bullets in a LaTeX résumé to match a specific job description — without making things up. I built it during the SIPA on-cycle market when every tailoring round took an hour by hand. Pairs with Claude Code (via `claude -p`) or any LiteLLM-compatible model.
A shelf of skills, hooks, and slash commands that turns Claude Code from a chat-style assistant into something closer to an autonomous coding system. /loop runs goal-driven iterations, /handoff carries context across sessions, /review-pr posts a structured review, /sync writes the day's TODO. I run my entire workflow on it.
One prompt — a topic, a discipline, a depth — returns a structured literature review with traceable citations. Built during the climate-finance TA semester, when I was reading more abstracts than was reasonable to grade and decided the second pass should be a machine's. The first pass is still mine.
The scraper that fed my Signature Work thesis. Pulls articles from People's Daily, Global Times, Jiefang Daily, and Xinmin Evening Post; normalizes their dates; ships clean CSVs ready for LDA. The code is older than I'd write today — the data is what made the thesis possible, so I leave it up.