Hardware 01
M1 Pro / 16 GB RAM
MacBook Pro 14"
My primary machine for coding, recording, and keeping a lot of tools open at once without friction.
It stays fast under a real workload and feels like the most balanced laptop I have owned.
Uses
The tools that shape how I work every day.
This is the current setup behind my work: the hardware I rely on, the software I keep coming back to, and the smaller desk details that make the whole thing feel calmer, faster, and more intentional.
Software 02
Editor
Cursor
My daily editor for product work, writing code quickly, and exploring unfamiliar parts of a project.
It shortens the gap between an idea and a clean implementation without getting in the way.
Software 03
Terminal-native coding agent
Claude Code
Best when I want fast repo exploration, implementation help, or a second set of eyes on a change.
It fits naturally into a development workflow and feels strongest when used with clear intent.
Software 04
Notes and research
Obsidian
Where tutorial ideas, rough drafts, reading notes, and long-lived reference docs tend to land first.
It is fast, local-first, and flexible enough to grow with how I think rather than fight it.
Supporting cast
Everything around the flagship tools matters too.
Studio Display
My main monitor for writing, editing, and seeing layouts with enough clarity that details actually matter.
Bose NC 700
The pair I reach for when I need focus, especially for writing, editing, or deep work in noisier environments.
Keychron Q1 Pro
Compact layout, tactile switches, and a desk footprint that leaves room for notes and peripherals.
Warp
A terminal that feels modern enough to keep up with how I actually work across multiple projects.
Minimal Desk Pad
A small quality-of-life detail that visually anchors the whole setup and reduces noise on the desk.
Notebook + Pen
Still useful for outlining talks, mapping system ideas, and thinking through content away from a screen.
Full structure
The complete setup still spans the whole workflow.
01 4
Hardware
The physical setup I rely on every day
02 4
Software
Tools that shape how I work
03 2
Desk
Small details that improve the setup
04 4
Recording
Gear for videos, demos, and teaching