# Brian Takita

> Personal site for Brian Takita, a full-stack and AI systems engineer building agentic nervous systems for the web, developer workflows, and interoperable runtimes.

This site covers software architecture, open-source libraries, AI agent workflows, agent tooling, FFI/IPC bridges, WebSocket/WebRTC coordination, reactive systems, web performance, domain modeling, naming systems, and consulting/project work. Brian focuses on realtime reactive primitives for coordinating agents, models, and software across the web, developer workflows, process boundaries, and network boundaries.

## Core URLs

- [Home](https://briantakita.me/): Profile, current writing, and featured posts.
- [About](https://briantakita.me/about): Consulting focus, development philosophy, open source, product creation, and reactive real-time architectures/name systems.
- [Portfolio](https://briantakita.me/portfolio): Client and product work, including web apps, portals, dashboards, and custom software systems.
- [Open Source](https://briantakita.me/open-source): Open-source projects, libraries, and development tooling.
- [Posts](https://briantakita.me/posts): Full archive of articles and blog posts.
- [Tags](https://briantakita.me/tags): Topic index for the article archive.
- [RSS](https://briantakita.me/rss): Feed for recent posts.
- [Sitemap](https://briantakita.me/sitemap.xml): Complete URL index, including post URLs and video metadata where present.

## Topic Guide

- AI agent tooling and document-based agent workflows, especially agent-doc.
- Reactive programming and state systems, including lazily, rmemo, relementjs, ctx-core, and Rappstack.
- Web platform engineering, multi-page apps, server/browser rendering, hydration, performance, and SEO.
- Software architecture, domain-driven design, naming conventions, Tag Vector, and ontology-driven modeling.
- Historical posts on Ruby, JavaScript, Svelte, Backbone, testing, open-source libraries, and consulting work.

## Source

- [briantakita.me-dev on GitHub](https://github.com/btakita/briantakita.me-dev): Source repository for the site.

## Crawling Notes

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