I design interfaces that earn trust, build the fullstack systems underneath, and wire the AI that makes them think. Legal tech, computer vision, payments, agentic systems: every crate shipped from Lagos, every line of code mine.
Most legal AI is a search bar wearing a suit. Contract Guard actually reads contracts: clause-aware chunking, hybrid retrieval, reranking, and a citation stapled to every answer. I designed the interface, built the API, and wired the Groq inference engine. It doesn't just search; it explains risk.


Point your phone at a tomato. Fresco tells you how many days it has left. Computer vision running on-device: no cloud round-trip, no latency excuse. I designed the UX, trained the model, shipped the fullstack. Because nobody else was going to.
A complex LangGraph agent that ingests entire codebases, performs hybrid semantic chunk search, and generates grounded citations with human-in-the-loop fallbacks. Real-time SSE streaming via FastAPI.


A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that exposes codebase retrieval endpoints directly to Claude Desktop. Allows local LLMs to natively search and analyze your specific repository vectors without context window limits.
An agent that takes plain English queries, dynamically introspects PostgreSQL database schemas, generates safe read-only SQL, and interprets the results back to the user. Closing the gap between natural language and structured data.


Final-year CS at Anchor University. I've shipped AI products across legal tech, computer vision, fintech, and agentic systems. I don't wait for the green light. I build until the deploy button turns green.
I work the whole line: design the interface, build the backend, wire the AI, and carry the thing to production myself. That's not a job description, that's a Tuesday.
Lagos-based, WAT timezone, overlaps U.S. mornings comfortably. Available for remote roles. When I'm not shipping, I write about what I build on Medium.
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