AI Research Scientist at Apodex — based in Singapore 🇸🇬
I get model capabilities into our products and API platform, and keep them
healthy, observable and affordable once they ship.
- 🇸🇬 Moved to Singapore for work. Previously Beijing.
- 🔭 AI Research Scientist at Apodex — bringing model capabilities into our products and API platform, and pushing them toward real commercial use.
- 🛠️ Hands-on, that means: model deployment & serving infra, our LLM gateway, part of the internal platform infrastructure, post-launch monitoring and reliability, cost observability for our products, and part of the eval work.
- 🗣️ I also handle external technical communication and partnerships for the product & API platform.
- ⭐ My self-hosted tools have picked up 5k+ stars. People quietly running them on their own servers is the metric I actually care about.
- 🤖 My workflow went AI-native — see below, it's the biggest change of the last year.
- 🔧 Mostly Go / Python / TypeScript, plus far too much YAML.
- 🏠 Off the clock: homelab tinkerer, and small self-hosted tools that make my own days better.
- ⚡ Coding is still fun.
I no longer write most code line by line. I orchestrate coding agents: describe the outcome, let agents fan out across a repo, review the diff, keep the taste and the architecture calls for myself. Reviewing, specifying and verifying became the job; typing became an implementation detail.
That shift is also what I build for now — Very Happy came out of wanting to run those agents from anywhere, not just from the laptop they happen to be installed on.
I'm genuinely curious what this looks like in one or two years. My bet: the unit of work stops being "a commit" and becomes "an intent", and the interesting engineering moves to the surrounding system — context, verification, and the panel you steer it all from.
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One open command panel for every machine and agent you control. Run Claude Code / Codex sessions and real terminals from a phone, tablet or browser — sessions, status, files and tasks in one place. Cloud or self-hosted, MIT.
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A clean, practical, elegant self-hosted blogging system. One container, batteries included — and the most widely used thing I have built. |
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A lightweight navigation site that pulls all your services into one page. Single-binary deploy, browser extension included. |
Self-hosted aggregation platform that embeds pages inline — a nice internal tool portal for a team. |
Smaller things: tcp-cal (TCP buffer / BDP calculator) · ssh-configer (visual SSH config editor) · realtime-salary · tagger (git-tag version bumper)
Reach me via wanglu.cv — always happy to talk about agents, infra, or self-hosting.