Shinick Han
R&D Engineer / Independent BuilderAlways
building.
I build tools that connect goals, work, and AI agents.
A background in semiconductor software R&D.
Hands-on AI experiments and tools shaped by everyday use.
Stackbite +
Work Stack.
Stack the work.
Get it moving.
Keep tasks and progress in Work Stack. Manage your CLI agent terminals in StackBite. Help shape a Windows-focused TUI workflow.
Inside the projectThings I'm making.
Some are tools. Some are questions
I'm trying to answer.
StackBite + Work Stack
ActiveKeep tasks and progress in Work Stack. Manage your CLI agent terminals in StackBite. Help shape a Windows-focused TUI workflow.
Retrieviewer
ShippedA Braille-art dog I made because staring at a terminal got boring. It explores your app window, fetches a ball and takes naps.
Conduit
PrototypeThe longer-term vision for bringing persistent roles, work records, and multi-agent execution into one platform.
AI Study Room
ActiveA small AI study group, shared learning resources, and browser labs prepared for hands-on sessions.
Realtime Decision System
ExperimentFootball and trading proofs of concept exploring model-driven decisions, latency, and the limits of simulation.
An evolving collection. Public demos and project links will appear as they're ready.
Research first.
Build with purpose.
I start with a broad look at existing tools and open-source projects. Using them helps me understand what is already solved and where a useful difference remains.
When a gap appears, I look again, combine existing approaches, and customize around the work. My R&D background brings a habit of making problems specific enough to solve.
I assign AI agents to research, planning, review, coordination, and implementation based on how their models and working environments perform in practice.
How the work is movingNotes from
the workbench.
All build notesKeeping agent terminals ready
Stackbite 0.5.50 documents input and reconnection improvements. Published changes and recorded demonstrations have different evidence boundaries.
Read the noteA little more in progress.
Current projects, open questions, and what I'm exploring next.
