Solutions Architect @ NaNLABS
I build developer tooling that reduces friction and keeps developers in control — agent workflows for coding assistants, Linux desktops, scientific computing for V, and app scaffolding.
Agent ToolingLinux DesktopsScientific Computing
App ScaffoldingOpen Source
Open source, maintained in public. Support the work
La Plata, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Four related bodies of work — what I am building now, and what I have maintained for years.
Portable skills, agents, loops, and runtime tooling that work across coding assistants — plus machine provisioning and a persistent workspace, as three separate projects.
Distributed through GitHub Releases, npm, PyPI, AUR, a Homebrew tap, and Claude Code / Cursor plugin marketplaces.
A Wayland desktop built around Hyprland and Quickshell — HorneroConfig, the long-running personal configuration, and Hornero OS, the early Arch-based OS extracted from it.
A long-running personal dotfiles framework, reworked from X11 to Hyprland and Quickshell in 2026.
Application scaffolding for Node.js, Python, V, and Rust: pick a template, add extensions, and start from a project that already builds, lints, and tests.
The mature family member — maintained since 2020 with npm distribution.
LinuxNeovimTmuxZshGit
TypeScriptGoShellPythonV
About Ulises
Solutions Architect at NaNLABS and open-source builder. I create and maintain developer tooling — agent workflows, Linux desktops, scientific computing libraries for V, and app scaffolding — mostly in V, TypeScript, Python, Shell, and Go.
I build developer systems that reduce friction and keep the developer in control: portable agent tooling, reproducible Linux desktops, V scientific computing, and scaffolding that starts projects in a working state.
An alternate visual map of the same work — worlds, relationships, and community. Prefer a direct route? The list below links to every destination.
Project Worlds
Build surfaces first → workshop, notes, archive, and evidence complete the route.
