I built a RAG chatbot to help Pluto’s developers debug and write automation scripts. Developers repeatedly told us writing these scripts was the steepest learning curve, so the goal was to create a self-service tool to help them debug (since manually helping was not feasible).

Pluto’s Chrome extension achieves zero-knowledge proofs over web data entirely in-browser using zero-knowledge proofs (ZKPs). In this post, we condense the architecture and key engineering decisions behind this ~6k-line extension, focusing on how multiple Chrome contexts cooperate to generate **Web Proofs** within the browser.

In this post, I walk through how I built a fully interactive, physics-powered 3D portfolio site using Three.js and Ammo.js. We’ll cover everything from scene setup and rendering to physics simulation, joystick input, and real-time animation—all running smoothly in-browser. The result: a memorable portfolio that feels more like a game than a webpage.