Wondering

Lucian

18 y.o. INFP Libra

Student / Developer / Blogger

I make interesting things.
Curious about frontend design, proxy systems, and contributing to open source.
Obsessed with speed and always asking how things can be better.
Outside of coding, I read for curiosity and write to make sense of things.
Currently studying Computer Science at Monash University.

@bunizao contributions
TypeScriptJavaScriptPythonC#C++ReactTailwindCSSAstroTypeScriptJavaScriptPythonC#C++ReactTailwindCSSAstroTypeScriptJavaScriptPythonC#C++ReactTailwindCSSAstro
FrontendBGPProxyDockerLinuxWeb3OptimizationFrontendBGPProxyDockerLinuxWeb3OptimizationFrontendBGPProxyDockerLinuxWeb3Optimization
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CLI + MCP

Tools for Agents

Small CLIs for the dull parts of being a student. Each one speaks MCP, so an agent can run it for you.

  1. Monash UniversityCurrentStudying for a Bachelor's degree in Data Science (Honours)Clayton, Melbourne, Australia
    Jul 2025 — Present
  2. AnthropicSubscriber, Claude
    2025 — Present
  3. OpenAISubscriber, ChatGPT & Codex
    2023 — Present
Sillage Grown between resonance, monologue, literature, and silence. Sillage is the wake a ship leaves as it cuts through the sea. The ship drifts alone across the vast ocean, leaving only a fragile trail of waves that slowly spread out, and then vanish. I often write in Chinese, and 無人之境 was the name I gave this blog at the very start — a place with no one on it. Here, nobody passes through. Nobody leaves footprints. And because no one does, the trace stands out more clearly: like the only footprint in snow, like the one light still burning deep in the night. I think of this place as an untouched wilderness, and every piece of writing I leave behind becomes the sillage of my passage through it — proof that I was once here, and what I choose to leave behind after I am gone. This website is the sillage I leave in the vast ocean of the internet.
Astro migration effect sandbox Quiet architecture is still architecture Notes from the links lab
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