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Lu / software engineer / issue 2026

I get annoyed,then I buildthe missing thing.

AI-assisted execution across Android apps, Linux systems, reverse-engineering tools, automation, and utilities, turning messy technical work into verified shipped outcomes.

Inspect builds
  1. 01 / Problem

    Name the annoying gap.

  2. 02 / Build

    Shape the missing tool.

  3. 03 / Verify

    Test it against real use.

  4. 04 / Ship

    Leave a usable artifact.

Project chapters / retained work

Problems made tangible.

Active plate / 01

Linux Sonar

SteelSeries Sonar for Linux: per-app PipeWire routing, ChatMix, mic effects, and hardware-aware controls.

Problem
Linux audio tools are stuck in 2005.
Outcome
Turns headset routing and mic processing into a native Linux workflow instead of a Windows-only compromise.
Proof
Public source repo with PipeWire, WirePlumber, and GTK4 implementation paths.

Origin / systems curiosity

Take apart. Understand. Rebuild.

  1. 01

    Started on a PS3: jailbreaks, modding, firmware rabbit holes, and too many late nights taking things apart.

  2. 02

    That curiosity never really left. Now it shows up as Android apps, Linux tools, automation, and runtime systems work.

  3. 03

    The through-line is simple: understand the system, rebuild the annoying part, ship the useful version.

Workbench / current state

Still building.

Focus
Building & shipping
Currently
Meteor, linux-sonar, Raycast extensions
Always
Learning, breaking, rebuilding
Jump
/linux /android /reverse /raycast

Contact / handoff

Send me a weird workflow.

If something is annoying enough to deserve a tool, I probably want to hear about it.