Arthur Jean

For six years, I have been developing web and native applications, backends, and systems integrating AI.

My main project is Paneflow, a native application written in Rust with GPUI. It brings together several code agents, their terminals, their branches, and their diffs in a single workspace.

I am also developing Pyxis, a native Rust code agent intended to integrate with Paneflow, and Distill, a TypeScript MCP server that reduces the context sent to LLMs and facilitates code analysis.

Main stack: Rust, GPUI, Zig, TypeScript, Next.js, React, PostgreSQL, Drizzle, TanStack Start, and Convex.

When I start a product or take over a codebase, I first address the issues that become costly once the software is launched: data model, boundaries between modules, protocols, error handling, concurrency, security, and deployment. Abstractions come when they solve a real problem. Tests, observability, CI, and distribution follow development from the start.

I use Codex CLI and Claude Code to have multiple agents work in parallel on exploration, implementation, testing, and review. I define the architecture, review changes, and validate what goes into production.

My best fit: an ambitious software product, a native application, a devtool, a backend to stabilize, or the integration of AI at the core of your business systems.