| Network | Account | |
|---|---|---|
| tom.wieland@gmail.com | ||
| Matrix | @industrial:matrix.org | |
| YouTube | youtube.com/@derpnschmerp | |
| Discord | discord.gg/F3E35cx |
I’ve been building full-stack systems for about twenty years — from legacy monoliths to greenfield services, web and APIs and the usual dashboards and tooling. I care more about clear design and things that run reliably at scale than about any particular stack. I contribute to open source when it fits and keep an eye on where things are going, without treating the latest hype as the only way to build.
Assertive Architect (INTJ-A). Imaginative and strategic; I tend to think ahead and prefer having a plan. More self-assured under pressure than the turbulent variant, but still introverted and analytical at core.
- StreamWeave: A composable, async data-processing framework for Rust. It uses a graph-based architecture (nodes and edges) with a declarative
graph!macro, buffer pooling and string interning for performance, and full async/await viafutures::Stream. Built for flow-based programming with type-safe routing. - StreamWeave Attractor: Tools for automating AI development and workflows—often called Software Factories. You describe what you want in plain language (specs); an AI coding agent runs in the background to implement and check it, with no interactive back-and-forth. This repo implements that idea on top of StreamWeave. Run workflows from a
.dotfile or the bundled example. Shipped as a Rust crate/cli or via Nix.
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