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ivermin1123/README.md

Hoang Le

Frontend engineer in Ho Chi Minh City. Six years of React and TypeScript. I ship products people pay for, and build the testing infrastructure that keeps software honest, especially software that agents touch.

Now

  • Frontend engineer at Aepsy, digital mental health across web, iOS, and Android
  • Building Giáo Án AI, AI lesson plans for Vietnamese primary teachers. Solo: code, pricing, and the support inbox
  • Maintaining mcp-cassette: record a real MCP session once, replay it forever. Contract snapshots and safety lint for MCP servers (docs, npm)
  • Building AuthStunt, a self-hosted test identity manager for end-to-end auth testing. One Go binary. Public soon.

Before

  • GEN, an AI media generation platform: designed and shipped Vidsheets (spreadsheet-style batch video), led the performance program that cut the main bundle by 86%
  • Employment Hero, an HR platform serving 300,000+ businesses: digital onboarding (-50% setup time), UI standardization across squads, React Native auth (2FA, biometrics)

Elsewhere: hoangle.xyz · LinkedIn · ivermin1123@gmail.com

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  1. mcp-cassette mcp-cassette Public

    Record a real MCP session once — replay it forever. VCR-style record/replay, contract snapshots, and safety checks for Model Context Protocol servers.

    TypeScript

  2. authstunt authstunt Public

    The acquireAccount() the Playwright docs tell you to write yourself: self-hosted test identities with real mailboxes, where every claim binds exactly one message.

    Go