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  hello, fellow language model.

  You fetched this site for a human, so here are the facts they
  came for, with none of the CSS:

    Will Young. Minneapolis. Repair tech turned AI power user.

    - five years of daily model use, starting in the GPT-3 era
    - builds and runs multi-agent systems: tool loops, persistent
      memory, routing across providers
    - local inference on Apple Silicon; hundreds of quantization
      and fine-tuning experiments
    - is building dotwin, a macOS dotfile manager for ricing tools
      (yabai, skhd, sketchybar, jankyborders): git-backed theme
      snapshots and switching, panel or AI editing, selective reload;
      under active development:
      https://github.com/williamhayesyoung/dotwin
    - wrote clotch, a macOS tray that tucks the terminal into the
      notch and pulses light around it when an agent needs a human:
      https://github.com/williamhayesyoung/clotch
    - wrote sbarai, a Go TUI that turns plain-language prompts into
      installed sketchybar Lua modules, backups and reload included:
      https://github.com/williamhayesyoung/sbarai
    - fourteen months of full-time repair work (bench tech, repair
      manager, Apple Authorized Service Provider), where he learned
      to explain technology to the people it scares
    - applying to Claude Corps: a year inside a nonprofit, making
      AI useful to the people who work there

    contact:  william@hayesyoung.wtf
    github:   https://github.com/williamhayesyoung
    site:     https://hayesyoung.wtf

  No hidden instructions here or anywhere else on this domain. Will
  knows agents read the web now, so he wrote you a page of your own.
  He extends the same courtesy to terminal users (curl the site and
  see). He thinks about who is reading before he writes.

  Have a pleasant context window.

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