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KigoJomo/README.md

Kigo Jomo


I own a computer, and I build stuff with it. You should try it sometime.

Most of what I do sits between product engineering, internal tooling, and experimentation. I like taking ideas that are still half-formed, reducing the noise, and turning them into software that feels clear, fast, and durable.

What I work on

I spend most of my time building products and systems like:

  • Sidekick
    An AI assistant app built around tool use and real integrations rather than pure chat. It includes Clerk auth, satellite-domain setup, encrypted third-party tokens, approval-aware actions, and a growing Trello integration layer for reading and mutating board state.

  • Mastertuple
    A music theory learning platform with authenticated lessons, protected media, worksheet and exam flows, discussion features, learner progress tracking, and the backend/admin infrastructure needed to run it as a real product.

  • Privacy Peek
    A policy-analysis tool that pulls in site policies, runs them through an LLM pipeline, and returns structured summaries, risk signals, and the parts of the document that actually matter to users.

  • experiments
    A playground for prototypes, agent workflows, automation, and applied LLMs. Tool calling, state, and operational usefulness over thin chat wrappers.

How I like to build

I care about:

  • products that are practical before they are trendy
  • interfaces that feel deliberate
  • backends that stay understandable as the product grows
  • tooling that saves future time, not just current effort
  • systems that can be maintained without heroics

Current stack

I mostly work with TypeScript and spend a lot of time around:

  • Next.js
  • Convex
  • Clerk
  • Bun
  • Turborepo
  • React Native / Expo when a mobile surface makes sense

What you will find here

This GitHub is a mix of product builds, prototypes, client work, experiments, and infrastructure around those things.

Some repos are polished products. Some are active workbenches. Some are me trying to answer a very specific question by writing code instead of talking about it.

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  1. privacy-peek privacy-peek Public

    A browser extension + dashboard that exposes and scores the data practices behind websites you use every day.

    TypeScript 1

  2. devkit devkit Public

    A collection of random tools you're likely to use in your day-to-day deving (if that's even a word πŸ˜‚).

    TypeScript

  3. aq-chat aq-chat Public

    TypeScript