Physics-first curiosity
I like questions that survive contact with equations, experiments, constraints, and messy real systems.
I am building a public research studio and a private Personal OS: Doraemon as the entrance personality, MiniDoras as specialized teammates, and an owner cockpit where final judgment stays human.
Personal OS map
About is the human layer: where the physics background, product taste, agent systems, and public writing make sense together before you enter Doraemon Office or the private cockpit.
How I think
The through-line is a taste for systems that compound: physics intuition, AI tools, research notes, product surfaces, and the private loops that keep work honest.
I like questions that survive contact with equations, experiments, constraints, and messy real systems.
Agents are useful when they amplify judgment. They are dangerous when they hide it.
Research notes, trading work, and product decisions should keep assumptions inspectable.
Working rhythm
The site should feel alive because the work is alive: notes become interfaces, interfaces become systems, and systems become review loops with clearer boundaries over time.
Physics, markets, tools, and interfaces are treated as systems worth understanding before optimizing.
Ideas become pages, dashboards, agent workflows, and small tools that can be inspected and improved.
Doraemon and MiniDoras prepare evidence, but decisions stay reviewable and human-bounded.
What I build
The public site explains the work. Doraemon makes the agent system legible. The owner cockpit keeps the actual private state, approvals, and review loops protected.
What stays private
This site can show concepts, public artifacts, sanitized Doraemon surfaces, and research summaries. It should not pretend the private operating layer is public.