Projects by Elijah Leung
What I've built, and what I'm building now.
Vibe Modeling
Human–AI collaboration · concept
An early idea exploring how people and AI agents might collaborate on complex work with more structure, clarity, and thoughtful review. It is a concept, not a launched product or a public description of an underlying business.
A working vocabulary for thinking about clearer human–AI collaboration.
Stack: Human–AI collaboration, Workflow design, Structured review
2026 · Status: planned
Glyph
Reusable AI development system · high-level public view
A body of work around reusable AI components, skills, documentation, and standardized AI-enabled development workflows. The public description stays intentionally high-level and excludes private architecture, repositories, credentials, and security configuration.
Shared patterns that make AI-assisted development more consistent, reviewable, and easier to adopt.
Stack: Reusable components, Skills, Documentation, Workflow standards
2026 · Status: in flight
Finance AI Workshop
Practical AI enablement · workshop format
A scenario-based workshop that teaches finance teams to use AI inside realistic workflows: source retrieval, commentary, review, controls, and handoffs. The emphasis is applied judgment and verification, not generic prompting demonstrations.
A reusable teaching format grounded in the work finance teams actually perform.
Stack: Finance workflows, Scenario design, Human review, AI enablement
2026 · Status: in flight
ElijahOS
Personal site · the one you're on
A portfolio that doubles as the proof: a browser OS with desktop and mobile shells, draggable windows, widgets, mini apps, Lab experiments, the full agentic Ask Elijah assistant — and a WebMCP tool surface for the agents visitors bring with them. Ten typed, page-scoped tools let an agent state its visit intent, search evidence that carries provenance, contribution scope, and limitations, compose real OS windows around what it finds, and read the workspace back after a person redirects it.
Live browser OS - Ask Elijah - WebMCP agent tools - evidence with provenance
Stack: TypeScript, Next.js 16, React 19, R3F, WebMCP, Zustand
2026 · Status: in flight