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Posts & notes
Essays, tutorials and notes on software, AI and building things — usually written right after I finally figured something out.
Read the blog →Kervin Vasquez · Los Angeles
I'm Kervin — software engineer, AI nerd and founder of Wytun. I build things on the internet and share what I learn along the way: the wins, the bugs, and everything in between.
Engineer by trade, builder by habit. I write code git push, build products at Wytun, and share what I'm learning about software & AI ✦ tokens++ — no hype, just the good stuff 200 OK
things you'll hear me go on about:
New stuff lands on the blog first
Long-form posts, quick notes and the occasional rabbit hole. Written for engineers, builders and anyone curious about where software and AI are going.
Read kervin.blogWriting, experiments and conversations — the places where I think out loud about software and AI.
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Essays, tutorials and notes on software, AI and building things — usually written right after I finally figured something out.
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Weekend builds, AI toys and ideas I couldn't stop thinking about. The keyboard at the top of this page is one of them.
Poke around on GitHub →~/lab $ ls
3d-keyboard/ agent-playground/ tiny-rag/ weekend-idea-47/
~/lab $ npm run dev
✦ ready on localhost:3000
it works?? it works.
~/lab $ ▍
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Podcasts, meetups, livestreams, mentoring — in English or Spanish. If you run a community and want to talk tech, I'm in.
Invite me →a few things I keep relearning, so I wrote them down
Boring tech, interesting products.
Ship it, measure it, then make it pretty.
AI is a tool, not a personality.
If I learned it, I'll teach it.
I recently started Wytun, a software company where I get to build the products I've always wanted to exist — with the same care I'd put into production systems at work. It's early. Follow along.
Visit wytun.comWhether you have a gnarly system to untangle or just want to talk shop, there's a door for that.
Software & AI engineering for teams that want to move faster without breaking things.
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Not everything needs to be a project. Some of the best things start as a conversation.
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My software company, founded in 2026. We build focused software products — more to share soon at wytun.com.
System architecture, applied AI and LLM work, and helping teams modernize legacy codebases. Usually short, focused engagements with a clear outcome.
Los Angeles, originally from Nicaragua. I work remotely with people anywhere, in English or Spanish.
On kervin.blog, where I write about engineering, AI, and whatever I'm currently learning.
A project, a question, an idea you can't stop thinking about — or just to say hi. I read everything.