My work focuses on international partnerships and open source ecosystems, with a background at Microsoft and Huawei. I founded Radixia to bring that experience into a business I am directly responsible for.
Here I share personal technical experiments, prototypes and occasional contributions. Some explore practical questions arising while building Radixia.
- MCP Census: measuring how MCP services can be discovered, with published evidence and explicit methodological limitations.
- EmDash references benchmark: investigating database-query overhead when loading related content, with a reproducible benchmark and an experimental batching approach.
- Radixia Blog MCP: exploring read-only access to articles and conference transcripts through MCP.
- Radixia Brand: shared styles, design tokens and documentation for Radixia’s web projects.
Older repositories include historical Azure examples and learning exercises.
For my roles and broader work on partnerships and open source: LinkedIn.
For Radixia: radixia.ai.



