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💳️ Haine (hainet50b)

I've been working at a Payment Service Provider (PSP) in Japan 🇯🇵 as a software engineer for over 10 years. Beyond hands-on engineering, I founded and led an engineering team dedicated to mentoring and growing junior engineers, serving as Engineering Manager for two years.

I'm now a solo researcher dedicated full-time to AI-driven development at the same PSP — pursuing two frontiers:

  • Replacing what once took a full team with AI-assisted workflows to halve the cost of building payment systems.
  • Exploring LLM-native payment architectures where the model itself makes the judgment call.

I write about observability, resiliency, AI-driven development, and related topics:

🌿 Tech stack

  • Elasticsearch
  • Spring Boot, Java
  • Claude
  • Rust

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    A project for learning MCP with Spring AI. The LLM autonomously invokes tools on MCP servers.

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