Yuto / YT-TechDev is an independent web and software developer building open-source projects around modern web development, local-first applications, developer tools, and AI-assisted engineering workflows.
I work mainly with TypeScript, React, Next.js, React Three Fiber, and Three.js. I am also studying English, so I prefer clear, direct technical communication over marketing-heavy language.
- Building small, maintainable OSS libraries and application foundations.
- Exploring local-first desktop and web workflows with explicit privacy boundaries.
- Designing predictable React and React Three Fiber architecture.
- Improving documentation, validation habits, and AI-assisted development workflows.
- local-virtual-kit — Local-first VTuber and virtual character toolkit with a native tracking core, MotionFrame protocol, React Three Fiber web preview, and Electron desktop workflow.
- r3f-interactive-flow — A small control layer for phase-based interactive React Three Fiber sites, including flow state, transition progress, input hooks, and a Canvas frame bridge.
- agent-skills-lab — A public lab for designing, evaluating, versioning, and packaging reusable AI agent skills and engineering workflows.
- engineering-agents — Documentation-only guidance, templates, and checklists for scoped AI-assisted engineering planning and review workflows.
- Frontend: TypeScript, React, Next.js, Tailwind CSS, Framer Motion
- 3D and interactive web: React Three Fiber, Three.js
- Backend and data: Supabase, PostgreSQL, Resend
- Desktop and native: Electron, Node.js, C++ development and learning
- Infrastructure: Vercel, Cloudflare, Docker, Kubernetes fundamentals, AWS, Google Cloud
- Engineering: OSS maintenance, library design, documentation systems, CI, local-first architecture, and AI-assisted development
- Keep architecture clear and responsibilities separated.
- Prefer predictable behavior over hidden convenience.
- Treat documentation as part of the implementation.
- Design libraries and workflows for long-term maintainability.
- Use evidence-driven development: verify behavior, document assumptions, and avoid unsupported claims.



