About

Hi, I'm Lee. I'm an AI engineer and creator working at the intersection of intelligent agents, generative systems, and practical product building.

On the engineering side, I build agent systems: designing the harnesses, workflows, and interfaces that turn raw model capability into something reliable, steerable, and genuinely useful in real products. I care less about model benchmarks and more about the scaffolding that makes AI dependable.

On the creative side, I work hands-on with ComfyUI and AIGC: building image and video generation workflows, exploring diffusion from first principles, and turning what I learn into writing that makes these tools approachable for anyone willing to start.

The two sides feed each other. Engineering discipline shapes how I design generation pipelines, and hands-on creation keeps the engineering honest about what actually matters in practice.

This blog is where I document that work — technical notes, experiments, architecture ideas, and reflections on building in the age of AI agents. If you're interested in practical agent systems, ComfyUI workflows, and engineering-first thinking about generative AI, you'll probably feel at home here.