Why this site exists
I work with backend and blockchain technology, and most of my side projects end up somewhere between AI tools, crypto research, bots and automation. The notes used to live in random files and unfinished repositories.
I made Badasya Labs to keep that work in one place and push myself to finish enough of it to explain what I learned.
What I will publish
- small tools and prototypes;
- notes from AI coding experiments;
- Web3 and on-chain research;
- bots, automation and the problems behind them;
- results that worked and attempts that did not.
There is no fixed schedule and no big claim behind the name. Some ideas may turn into working tools. Others will stay as notes or get dropped. Each page should make that status clear.
If a post helps me avoid solving the same problem twice, it is worth keeping here.