A few experiments that turned into tools. Built by asking: could this actually work?
FAVOURITE CODEX PROJECT
A website that builds on your ideas.
Submit an idea for a new tool. A local agent pipeline turns it into a specification, plans the work, implements and tests the changes, then publishes them back to the website.
I developed the idea with GPT; Codex built the project and its structure. The experiment explores how far a hands-off workflow can go.
◌ Local pipeline currently offline. The tool collection is available to explore.
From a photo to a plan for your next haircut. Cutmap combines hairstyle previews with practical guidance on clipper guards, lengths and where to cut. Later extended to beards.
A team-built browser agent that learns from how people work. Voice conversations with ElevenLabs help capture their reasoning in a knowledge map, so the next person can learn from it and avoid repeating mistakes.
That moment when something clicks. When someone realises they can build their own idea, understand a new tool, or help the next person. That’s what keeps me doing this.
56
People learning together.
I led the internal AI Competence Center at Doxis (formerly SER Group): a community of 56 people sharing developments, running training sessions and exploring what AI means for professional services, development, sales and marketing.
We covered the foundations too: tokens, caching, prompting, limitations and hallucinations. My advocacy and AI demos earned an internal AI Ambassador Award and led to my role as AI Product Manager.
7 years
Making technology approachable.
Alongside professional workshops, I’ve spent seven years helping an older learner become more comfortable with technology through one-to-one sessions.
My teaching experience includes AI and digital strategy workshops for teachers at IBM, and customer workshops as a Solution Engineer and Solution Architect. Different backgrounds, different questions, the same curiosity.
03 / ON STAGE, IN THE ROOM, ONLINE
Let’s talk about it.
Interactive talks, hands-on learning, and sharing what I discover.
HK CONNECT / 2025
One stage. Seven directions. The audience chooses.
Around 100 people in IT middle management joined an interactive keynote exploring AI through love, deepfakes, supercomputers, popular apps and prompt injection.
We planned to cover three audience-selected topics. With the organisers’ approval, we extended to five. I’m especially proud of making such a broad subject feel engaging and approachable.
