Journey
rxovarxova/journey
Declarative journey graphs for non-linear UI flows. A dependency-free core, React bindings, and a devtools bridge that drives the Journey Chrome DevTools extension.
Software Engineer · AI
I build AI systems that ship.. I take demos to production.. I make agents do real work.. I own it end to end: FE, BE, CI.. I automate what nobody wants to.
Most AI projects die in the demo. I take them the rest of the way — through the frontend, the backend, the pipeline, and the boring parts nobody demos.
- packages published
- 10
- certifications
- 33
- blog posts
- 25
- years shipping
- 7
What I do
Four disciplines, one person to brief.
AI
Agents, tool use, evals and the glue that makes a model useful in production instead of impressive in a notebook.
Frontend
React and TypeScript at scale — the architecture that keeps a codebase fast to work in three years from now.
Backend
APIs, data modelling and the services underneath. Certified across AWS, Azure, GCP and MongoDB.
CI & Automation
Pipelines, releases and the tedious work that should have been a script. GitHub Actions, all the way down.
Open Source
Good code doesn't mind an audience.
3 projects of my own across 10 published packages, plus fixes merged into repos I don't own — immer, typedash, and Pane, a manager for running AI coding agents in parallel. Good company to keep.
react-inputs
rxovarxova/react-inputs
The tricky React inputs, done right: localized currency, one-time codes, and ratings. Headless, accessible, zero-dependency, installable one at a time or as one suite — with a codemod for moving off the libraries they replace.
Packages
use-everywhere
rxovarxova/use-everywhere
State and messages that exist in every tab, window, and worker. A framework-free core plus the React hooks on top of it.
Blog Posts
Blog Posts
I learn it twice — once building it, once explaining it. Architecture, migrations, and the real cost of tech debt.
Certifications
A second opinion, not a self-assessment.
33 exams graded by someone other than me — the three major clouds, MongoDB, Python, Git and GitHub, and a stack of Scrum. Anyone can claim a skill; not everyone volunteers to be tested on it.
What are you building?
Bring the part that's stuck. Twenty minutes, no pitch.