Right now, on two fronts.

At Capia, I'm deep in the two production apps I've built from empty repos: a multi-tenant organization-data platform and a traffic dashboard. I own everything end to end, so "what I'm working on" is often less a feature and more the systems around the features. Recent focus areas:

• DX work: all-in on TanStack, frontend types generated from the backend OpenAPI schema, and CI that fails if the types drift. Plus about 1,500 tests with Playwright running on every PR.
• Observability: OpenTelemetry wired across 8 repos into self-hosted SigNoz, so when something breaks (or someone asks "is it slow?"), I answer with traces instead of guesses.
• The usual silent problems: self-hosted runners, docs, one-command setup. A one-line brief like "build a chatbot" tends to turn into a workspace-scoped analytics agent.

On the side, the honest list:

• This site, actually. The portfolio is a newer rebuild in TanStack Start with static pre-rendering, Content Collections for Markdown, and an obsessive amount of performance work. I even wrote up the Lighthouse grind: Every Optimization Behind a Perfect Lighthouse Score.
• Trends, my personal finance app focused on projecting future finances from past income and expenses. It's been going on and off for years and has produced zero output so far. I keep it on the list anyway because one day it'll click.
• Small things like Bookmarks, a link collection of UI inspiration that looks like zed.dev, because I need somewhere to put the tabs I never close.

So: shipping at work, iterating here, and nursing a long-running side project with a perfect 0 users. The usual balance.