Technical foundations
Coursework and projects across data structures, algorithms, databases, software engineering, and web development.
Hello, world. I’m Tommy.
I’m a Computer Science and Philosophy student at the University of Pittsburgh. I care about clear code, useful products, and the people on the other side of the screen.
Technical curiosity shaped by two disciplines: building systems in computer science and examining assumptions in philosophy.
Coursework and projects across data structures, algorithms, databases, software engineering, and web development.
I break ambiguous problems into testable parts and communicate the tradeoffs behind a decision.
I pay attention to accessibility, maintainability, and whether a product is genuinely useful to its audience.
My most ambitious project: a repository-aware orchestration framework for making agentic development more reliable, efficient, and reviewable.
A Claude Code orchestration framework that profiles a repository, decomposes requests into dependency-aware task graphs, routes work through capability-based agents, and requires independent review and verification. It is designed to balance quality, cost, and speed as agentic workflows scale.
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