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bugkeep

Cloud-native backends, Kubernetes-shaped systems, and patches that last.

I like backend work that gets close to real infrastructure: Kubernetes resources, auth boundaries, storage, networking, CI, and the quiet glue that turns a feature into something maintainers can actually merge.


What I Keep Coming Back To

  • Platform backends: APIs that manage real cluster resources, not just rows in a database.
  • Kubernetes edges: Services, Ingress, cert-manager, RBAC, StatefulSets, storage, pod logs, and exec paths.
  • Open-source maintenance: small fixes with a reproduction, a reason, and tests when behavior can regress.
  • Agent infrastructure: memory, retrieval, tool calls, and the backend paths agents need when they leave the demo.

How I Work

  • I read the surrounding code before touching the line that looks guilty.
  • I prefer boring patches in the best sense: narrow, explainable, and easy to review.
  • I enjoy the part where a vague bug becomes a concrete failing path.
  • I tend to build bigger ideas in a fork first, then upstream the pieces that have earned their shape.
  • I care about the last 20%: names, error paths, tests, and whether the next maintainer can follow the trail.

Places I Keep Close

Repository Why it is here
casosorg/casos Upstream patches around Kubernetes resource management, RBAC, Services, StatefulSet storage, node deployment, and backend E2E coverage.
bugkeep/casos A working fork for larger platform ideas: HTTPS via cert-manager, role binding UI, quota pages, web pod exec, log search, and execution history.
TencentDB Agent Memory Notes and issue-practice work around layered memory, hybrid retrieval, and agent memory as backend infrastructure.
casdoor/casdoor Auth, OIDC, and identity-system code I keep close because platform backends eventually meet permissions.
apache/casbin-pycasbin Policy-engine reading ground for RBAC details and permission-model thinking.

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A Note

I keep this profile less like a CV and more like a workbench. The interesting part is not a label; it is the trail of small decisions that make a system less mysterious than it was yesterday.

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