I don't know man, I mostly break stuff so they can work better.

huijiro.com · @agentuity · @HuijiroHankei · Brazil 🇧🇷

Engineer at Agentuity, the full-stack platform for AI agents. Most of my work lives in the seams: the CLI, dev mode, the build pipeline, the framework plumbing that makes spinning up an agent feel like one command instead of a Friday afternoon.

Lately I've been leading our next major platform rewrite — retiring the old runtime, swapping in a framework-agnostic build pipeline, wiring up first-class support for the frameworks people actually want to use, and chasing every last race condition out of dev mode.

Outside work I write Neovim plugins, PI extensions, and side-project games I will absolutely not finish.

If a thing should be possible and isn't, I'll usually just write it.

• blink-cmp-supermaven — Supermaven source for blink.cmp. The one repo of mine that strangers star.
• tmux-nav.nvim — Minimal Neovim ↔ tmux pane navigation. Because every existing plugin had one feature too many.

Building tools for PI, an extensible coding agent.

• click — SQLite-backed persistent memory with FTS5 search and auto-injection of relevant context.
• pi-lsp — Inline LSP diagnostics on file reads, plus a standalone diagnostic tool.
• pi-fireworks — Fireworks.ai provider integration.
• nvim-pi — PI inside Neovim.

When I'm not at work or writing dev tools, I'm probably writing a game I'll never finish:

• europa-derelict — C++ something something space horror and copy of valve physics in Godot.
• moba-game — League of Legends still sucks... Dota is too complex, I wanted my own thing.
• gocharge — A Go backend framework on top of net/http. Cuz I really wanted a go backend that was properly typed.
• survivors — Vampire Survivors clone in Rust.