Projects

My most comprehensive automation project is a custom Python CLI (work) built to eliminate the friction of managing academic documents. The script separates state-aware scaffolding from environment execution. The init command generates project folders using Typst’s native local package manager, dynamically injecting metadata (like auto-incrementing homework numbers) without relying on regex parsing. The decoupled open command serves as a universal launcher, instantly opening Neovim, spinning up a background compiler, and managing Sioyek instances for any course assignment or standalone directory for both Typst and Latex projects.

If my work and pdf CLI provides the high-level scaffolding for my academic pipeline, my Neovim and Sioyek configurations form the low-level engine. They share a singular goal: creating a zero-friction environment for writing coursework and research papers. Neovim is tailored for rapid LaTeX and Typst development, designed to perfectly catch the handoff from the work open command. Sioyek operates as the dedicated viewing layer, augmented with custom scripts for alphabetical directory navigation, seamless theme switching, and more.