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Hi, I'm Łukasz 👋

Frontend-focused Fullstack Developer with 5+ years of commercial experience building complex, enterprise-scale web applications.

My main stack is React, Next.js and TypeScript, with solid backend experience in Python / Django and Node.js / Express. I apply AI deliberately across the delivery process — spec-driven development and agent-driven implementation as disciplined engineering practices, not novelty.

🛠 Tech stack

Frontend: React · Next.js · TypeScript · JavaScript · Vue.js · Tailwind CSS

Backend: Node.js · Express · Python · Django · Django REST Framework · PostgreSQL

AI & Automation: OpenAI API · LangGraph · LangChain · Claude · AI Agents · Prompt Engineering

Tools: Docker · Git · CI/CD · Claude Code · Cursor · Figma

🤖 AI-driven development

I build production features on top of LLMs — OpenAI API, LangGraph and LangChain — and treat AI as part of the engineering process itself, from planning through review.

Spec-driven development. I plan with the BMAD method before a line of implementation code exists: specifications, ADRs and a versioned data contract come first, so agents implement against a decided architecture instead of improvising one.

My own multi-agent harness. I'm building and iterating on my own orchestration tooling that runs a team of Claude Code agents in parallel on a single codebase:

  • per-agent isolation — each agent works in its own git worktree, Docker container and database
  • peer-to-peer coordination with dependency awareness, sequencing work that can't run in parallel
  • a supervisor agent that assigns and tracks the work
  • every merge gated by human review — agents propose, I decide

Where the human stays. Architecture, orchestration, validation and review stay mine. The leverage comes from parallelism and enforced specs, not from letting a model freewheel.

gitnebula is the proving ground for this approach — see below.

🚀 Selected projects

  • gitnebula — CLI that turns any git repository into an interactive architecture map: file tree, import graph and git history as a navigable 2D/3D visualization. Zero config, fully offline — nothing leaves your machine. TypeScript monorepo of 6 packages, delivered across 5 epics by a cohort of 7 parallel agents. Run it with npx gitnebula — no install, nothing left behind.
  • Free Proxy — open-source Python library · 399 ⭐ · 400k+ monthly PyPI downloads
  • FakerFill — browser extension for automated form testing
  • Portfolio — more about me and my work

💼 Open to new opportunities

I'm currently looking for a new remote or hybrid Frontend / Fullstack project.

📍 Based in Warsaw, Poland.

📫 Get in touch

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  1. free-proxy free-proxy Public

    Free proxy scraper written in python. It is pypi library - free to use.

    Python 399 61

  2. gitnebula gitnebula Public

    Turn any git repository into an interactive architecture map. One command, no config, fully offline.

    TypeScript