Short bio

• I’m a beginner AI systems enthusiast building practical skills in Python, LLMs, agent frameworks, RAG, and automation. I focus on small, repeatable experiments and building tools that help me learn (and share) faster.

What I’m doing now

• 📚 Building Python fluency to script and evaluate LLMs
• 🧩 Experimenting with agent frameworks and retrieval‑augmented approaches
• 🗂️ Curating practical, low-cost/free LLM API resources for hands-on practice

Featured projects

• Content Creator — an agentic coding starter (PocketFlow template) for multi-agent workflows and reproducible prompts.
• Highlight-App — a Python sandbox exploring code metrics, tests, and refactors.
• Free LLM API resources — a living list of free/low-cost endpoints for practicing prompts and integrations.

Skills & tools (short)

Skills & tools (short)

• Build a tiny “research agent” that saves sources
• Add simple evals and tests for reliability

Pinned / quick links Pinned / quick links

• Repositories: https://github.com/nickth3man?tab=repositories
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