I like building things around systems, hardware, cryptography, and decentralized infrastructure.
I love learning, building, and contributing wherever I can be useful. A lot of my work starts with curiosity: finding an interesting system, understanding how it works, identifying something I can improve or build, and learning more through the process. I'm especially drawn to spaces where there is still a lot to discover, experiment with, and contribute to over time.
I’m currently exploring and building around:
- OpenPGP and hardware-backed identity/signing
- Keycard Shell integrations and QR signing protocols
- self-custodial wallets and wallet SDKs
- Logos ecosystem tooling, nodes, and observability
- decentralized infrastructure and privacy-oriented systems
- embedded and systems software
- developer tooling and protocol experiments
Many of these projects are experimental and under active development.
I generally favor software that advances:
- Censorship resistance
- Open source and free software
- Privacy
- Security
- Self-custody and user sovereignty
These principles are influenced by the Ethereum Foundation's CROPS framework — Censorship Resistance, Open Source, Privacy, and Security — and applied independently across my own work.
Security-sensitive software deserves explicit assumptions and limitations.
My account-wide policies and disclosures are maintained in 0xterricola/.github:
I use AI-assisted development extensively for implementation, debugging, research, testing, documentation, and review support. AI output is treated as input that still needs verification rather than as an independent security review or audit.
Unless explicitly stated otherwise, my projects should not be assumed to have undergone a formal independent security audit.