Bahamas · building things that ship
Josiah Davis
I write software that has to survive contact with the real world — machine learning on satellite imagery, developer tooling, and open source libraries other people actually depend on.
- Focus
- ML & tooling
- Languages
- Python, Go, TS
- Cats deployed
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# about
I'm a developer from the Bahamas. Most of my time goes into problems where the data is messy and the answer isn't in a tutorial — remote sensing, model pipelines, and the unglamorous glue that turns a notebook into something someone else can run.
My final-year project at CFBC became ASI (Aqua Satus Invenio), a machine learning approach for detecting floating sargassum in satellite imagery. Sargassum wrecks Caribbean coastlines every year, and knowing where it is before it lands is genuinely useful. I've also spent time interning as a backend developer, building a streaming distribution service that fans a single source out to multiple platforms at once.
Lately I've been building developer tooling — an MCP server for eBay search, a homelab I maintain like production, and WindUI, an open source UI library that other people build on top of.
- NowDeveloper tooling, MCP servers, AI engineering
- ResearchASI — sargassum detection from satellite imagery
- InternshipBackend dev — multi-platform streaming distribution
- Open sourceWindUI — UI library used by other developers
# selected work
Every card gets a cat. I don't make the rules.
# stack
Languages
ML & data
Tooling & infra
# the cat endpoint
A live demo, not decoration. This grid calls TheCatAPI on every click, handles partial responses, and degrades gracefully when the request fails. Open the console — it logs what it's doing.
# contact
Open to collaboration, open source contributions, and interesting problems. The fastest way to reach me is email.