About#

Hi, I’m EasyXdc — a developer and graduate researcher who builds backend systems, explores AI/LLM applications, and writes CLI tools for fun.

What I Do#

My work sits at the intersection of backend engineering, AI/LLM, and security research. I build production-grade services with Java and Python, experiment with RAG pipelines and agent frameworks, and occasionally do penetration testing to keep my security instincts sharp.

On the side, I write open-source CLI tools in Rust and Go — the kind of tools that make daily development friction disappear. I believe if you do something more than twice, it deserves a script — or better, a dedicated tool.

By day I work on backend systems, microservices, and DevOps pipelines. By night I tinker with LLM integrations, break things on purpose to figure out how they work, and contribute to open source.

Open Source#

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This Blog#

This is my digital notebook. I write about:

  • Tools & DevEnv — CLI tools I use or build, shell configs, macOS setup tricks
  • Projects — What I’m making, why, and what I learned along the way
  • AI & LLM — RAG pipelines, agent frameworks, vector databases, and everything in between
  • Tech Deep Dives — Things I had to dig into because the docs weren’t enough

No strict schedule, no content calendar. I write when I have something worth sharing.

Tech Stack I Use Daily#

CategoryTools
LanguagesRust, Go, Java, Python, TypeScript, Swift
BackendSpringBoot, FastAPI, Django, MyBatis-Plus
FrontendVue 3, UniApp, Electron
AI / LLMLangChain, LangGraph, RAG, Milvus, Ollama, MCP
DatabasesMySQL, Redis, Milvus (Vector DB)
Messaging & StorageRabbitMQ, MinIO
InfrastructureDocker, Nginx, Kubernetes, Microservices
ShellZsh + Oh My Zsh + Dracula
EditorVS Code, Cursor
AI AssistantsClaude Code, Codex, Trae
Version ControlGit + gh CLI
NetworkClash, Cloudflare WARP
Package ManagersHomebrew, Volta, SDKMAN, Cargo, pnpm, Mamba
SecurityPenetration Testing, Burp Suite

Find Me#

Feel free to open an issue, start a discussion, or just say hi.