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Ming FangAI Agent Architect

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Lessons from shipping AI products.

Senior engineer at Iress. Outside work, I'm building ForgeLingo and BuildMate at Light Tune, and I take on a few privacy-sensitive AI projects. The writing here is drawn from my records of AI-assisted sessions.

3,450 AI-assisted sessions · May–Oct 2026

Each dot is one dated session, building or research, logged as it happened. Brighter dots have a full retrospective; most are raw logs or stubs. How the records are kept

Writing

Deep dives and short lessons across product and client work. My session records show what I've been working on. Future pieces will name the sessions they draw from.

Featured deep dive

I Researched LLM Eval Tools So You Don't Have To

I compared Langfuse, Braintrust, and Datadog for LLM eval. Here's what I chose, and a 3-stage guide to build your own eval pipeline in one week.

17 May 2026

Latest in English

My OpenClaw Multi‑Agent Workflow: From One AI to a Full TeamHow I use OpenClaw to run parallel AI agents, 90+ skills, 6 real workflows, and copy-paste prompts you can use today.19 Mar 2026The Complete Guide to Agent Configuration: How I Built a Self‑Optimizing Workspace for My AI AgentMost people treat AI agents like chatbots because their workspace files are broken. Here's how to fix that — with real before/after examples from a day of restructuring my own agent's configuration.17 Mar 2026How I Made My Vercel Site 3‑8x Faster in China for $6/MonthA practical guide to speeding up Vercel sites for Chinese users using a Hong Kong VPS, Nginx reverse proxy, and Route 53 geolocation routing. No ICP filing required.16 Mar 2026Building AI With AI: A Real‑World Multi‑Agent Workflow in One DayWhat happens when you run three parallel research threads through a personal AI agent for 8 hours? Four practical insights on non-blocking conversations, smart routing, trust protocols, and context switching — from a real working session.15 Mar 2026How I Organized 100+ OpenClaw Skills Across 5 Directories (And What Finally Worked)A real-world guide to managing AI agent skills at scale. Learn the warehouse-and-shelf pattern with symlinks, avoid the extraDirs trap, and keep your OpenClaw skills organized with a simple registry system.07 Mar 2026Base44 Deep Dive: Feasibility Analysis for Accounting FirmsA systematic evaluation of Base44 for accounting practice scenarios. Detailed analysis of product capabilities, limitations, pricing structure, compliance considerations, and applicability across business scenarios. Based on 36 verified AU/NZ industry sources.05 Mar 2026
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Agent skills

Open-source skills from my own agent setup, plus a few small tools. Stars and dates come from GitHub.

01Skills I use every day

02More skills

  • perplexity-toolkitDrive Perplexity search via browser: search, extract, batch, verify.

    1 starPython

  • perplexity-web-bridgeDrive the Perplexity web UI with your session, no API key.

    Python

  • openclaw-skillsOpenClaw agent skills I wrote or substantially rewrote.

    4 starsJavaScript

03Tools

Small utilities I wrote. Not agent skills.

  • check-ai-creditsOne CLI to check remaining credit across AI providers.

    TypeScript

  • lg-controllerVolume keys control an LG webOS TV when it's the sound output.

    Swift

  • screen-offBased on zy0816/ScreenOffTurn any macOS display on or off from the command line.

    Python

04Forks

Upstream projects I keep forks of. Credit goes to their authors.

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