Origin is not just a set of repositories — it's the unified expression of everything I learn, build, think about, and try to become.

It is where I practice being:

• a designer exploring aesthetics (minimal → rough, 2D → 3D),
• a builder crafting AI-native workflows,
• a systems thinker experimenting with infra and Rust,
• a writer shaping thoughts into clarity,
• a filmmaker & creative exploring storytelling,
• a student who never stops learning,
• and ultimately, a creator trying to find her most original voice.

Origin is:

• where learning starts — raw curiosity → structured understanding.
• where creative energy lives — from design systems to short films.
• where ideas converge — engineering, aesthetics, writing, systems, research.
• where originality is practiced — not repeating what exists, but discovering my own thinking.
• where personal knowledge compounds — through automation, reflection, and iteration.

It’s a living ecosystem that grows with me, evolving as I evolve.
Origin is everything I am — expressed through software.

“A melting pot of design systems, 2D–3D experiments, and components with configurable themes.”

• What it is

  • A monorepo of design systems and UI primitives built with React + TypeScript.
  • Multiple aesthetics: Minimal vs Rough / hand-drawn, bound by a shared token + theme engine.
  • Component library split into:
    • @origin-art/ui-primitive – low-level, theme-aware primitives.
    • @origin-art/ui-core – higher-level components + theme controls.
  • Storybook-driven, with a playground app for exploring themes live.

• Highlights

  • Clean architecture: tokens → theme-engine → primitives → core → apps.
  • Typed, token-driven styling using CSS custom properties.
  • A sandbox for experimenting with multiple design languages under one system.

“A fully automated, AI-powered content curation and action generation system.”

Runs daily at 6 AM UTC and performs an end-to-end workflow:

1. Scraper

   • Pulls 50–100 articles from:
     • Hacker News
     • Reddit (e.g., /r/rust, /r/cpp)
     • GitHub Trending
     • RSS feeds
   • Deduplicates and organizes content.

2. AI Curator (Claude 3.5 Sonnet)

   • Scores relevance (0–100) based on interest profiles.
   • Summarizes in a “builder friend” tone.
   • Tags, clusters, and extracts actionable elements.

3. Action Generator
   Converts curated content into:

   • Code exercises (starter code, TODOs, tests).
   • Project templates (scaffolding + guidance).
   • AI challenges (“100 Days of Building with AI”).
   • Reflection prompts for self-help/philosophy topics.

4. API & Scheduler

   • Fastify REST API: /api/articles, /api/exercises, /api/challenges/today.
   • Cron-based daily job orchestration.

5. Integrations

   • Notion sync for knowledge dashboards.
   • GitHub automation for challenge repos and activity logs.

Stack: Node.js, TypeScript, Fastify, node-cron, Claude 3.5 Sonnet.

“Learning Dump — but with structure.”

• A Docusaurus-powered knowledge base.
• Contains:
  • Blogs
  • Notes
  • Documentation
  • Experiments
  • Build logs
• Serves as the human-facing interface for Origin — the place for reflection and knowledge revisiting.

• Playwright-based automation:
  • Logs into X
  • Scrolls
  • Exports bookmarks to JSON with:
    • author, handle
    • timestamp
    • text, images, videos
• Useful for:
  • Learning queues
  • Reading lists
  • Feeding into OriginSublime workflows

“Everything systems.”

• A compact Rust playground for:
  • Networking
  • Concurrency
  • Streaming
  • Systems-level prototypes
• Includes examples like an Iggy-based streaming demo.
• Serves as the low-level foundation for future Origin infrastructure.

Think of Origin as a personal operating system: