About
A full stack product engineer (8+ years) with experience across QA, implementation, frontend engineering, and remote-first product work. Most interested in reducing engineering friction: design-to-code handoff, workflow automation, and practical agentic AI usage. Owns features end to end, from system design and implementation to production support. Pragmatic about AI: use it where it genuinely saves time, keep human review in the loop, never sacrifice quality or maintainability.
Core strengths: end-to-end feature ownership, pragmatic AI workflows (Cursor, Claude Code, Windsurf, MCP), async collaboration in distributed teams, QA-minded rigor and release discipline, enterprise implementation and stakeholder alignment.
Education: Information System, Binus University, Indonesia, 2012-2015.
Featured Works
Zeta AI Platform
Open-source multi-model AI chat assistant (2026) built on React 19 and TypeScript. Routes requests across Gemini 3 Flash/Pro, Kimi K2, Groq Compound, and DeepSeek V3.1 via OpenRouter, augments answers with live Exa web search and precise source citations, and streams the chain of thought while it reasons. Universal file context (images, PDFs, Word, Excel) and locally persisted chat history.
Live: zetaai-pink.vercel.app | Code: github.com/alexandephilia/Zeta_Platform
AI-Powered Customer Support Migration
Enterprise project (2025): migrated a conventional chatbot to an LLM-powered conversational system for a multi-tenant hospitality mobile app built with Flutter. Constrained LLM assistant workflows with multi-guardrails, refusal behavior, and RAG retrieval to cut hallucination risk. Fully revamped tenant app and support flow in Figma.
Telegram Crypto Intelligence Bot
Client contract (2025): modular event-driven platform monitoring on-chain activity with automated alerts across EVM and non-EVM blockchains. Hybrid ingestion (WebSockets plus scheduled polling) slashed API spend by ~80%; Next.js admin dashboard cut manual monitoring by 60%. Stack: Node.js, Express, WebSockets, Redis, MongoDB, Next.js, Railway, GitHub Actions.
Clov
Open-source Rust CLI (2025) that intercepts and compresses Model Context Protocol (MCP) responses to prevent LLM context bloat during deep agentic reasoning. Saves 40-75% of context tokens with zero-copy streaming while preserving full semantic schema. Drop-in filter for Claude Code, Cursor, and custom MCP agent loops.
Code: github.com/alexandephilia/clov-ai
Kiro Proxy
Open-source Golang reverse proxy (2025) that swaps CLI/BYOK authentication with Kiro/AWS credentials, decoupling Claude Code from native billing for flexible team credential routing. Transparent HTTP/2 and WebSocket proxying with under 1.5ms latency overhead and automatic IAM token refresh.
Code: github.com/alexandephilia/kiro-claude-proxy
Multi-AI Linux Workspace
Open-source Electron workspace (2024) unifying fragmented AI platforms into one sandboxed Linux AppImage for power users. Sandboxed session containers, global hotkey scratchpad, runs across Arch, Ubuntu, Fedora, and Debian.
Code: GitHub repository
Skills
Languages: JavaScript (ES6+), TypeScript, Next.js, SQL. Frontend: React, Tailwind CSS, ShadCN, Material UI, Framer Motion, GSAP. Backend and data: Node.js, Express.js, REST APIs, WebSockets, Redis, MongoDB. Cloud and DevOps: Docker, GitHub Actions, Railway, Vercel. AI tooling: MCP (Model Context Protocol), agentic orchestration, Cursor, Windsurf, Claude Code, Codex. Testing: Playwright, Jest. SEO and performance: technical SEO audits, JSON-LD schema, Core Web Vitals, Google Search Console, Google Analytics 4.
FAQ
Who is Garry Alexander?
Garry Alexander is a Senior Full Stack Product Engineer based in Jakarta, Indonesia, with 8+ years of experience spanning QA, implementation, frontend engineering, and remote-first product work. He owns features end to end, from system design and API architecture to production support, and works async-first with distributed teams.
What does Garry Alexander specialize in?
He specializes in AI application development (RAG pipelines, multi-guardrail LLM assistants, MCP tooling), high-performance web platforms with React, TypeScript, and Next.js, event-driven Node.js backends, and reducing design-to-code handoff friction with pragmatic agentic AI workflows that keep human review in the loop.
What is Zeta AI Platform?
Zeta AI Platform is an open-source multi-model AI chat assistant created by Garry Alexander. Built on React 19 and TypeScript, it routes queries across Gemini, Kimi K2, Groq, and DeepSeek via OpenRouter, augments answers with real-time Exa web search and source citations, and streams the chain of thought live. Try it at https://zetaai-pink.vercel.app/
What are Clov and Kiro Proxy?
Clov is an open-source Rust tool that compresses Model Context Protocol responses to prevent LLM context bloat, saving 40 to 75 percent of context tokens with zero-copy streaming. Kiro Proxy is an open-source Golang reverse proxy that routes Claude Code sessions through Kiro and AWS credentials with under 1.5ms latency overhead. Both are maintained by Garry Alexander on GitHub.
Is Garry Alexander available for work?
Yes. Garry Alexander is open for strategic and senior roles, based in Jakarta, Indonesia and open to remote work worldwide. He has shipped enterprise hospitality platforms, multi-chain Web3 intelligence systems, and open-source AI developer tools, and collaborates async-first across time zones.
How can I contact Garry Alexander?
Email 4lexander31@gmail.com or call +6285959300787. His code is on GitHub at https://github.com/alexandephilia and his professional profile is on LinkedIn at https://linkedin.com/in/alexandephilia. The interactive portfolio lives at https://alexandeism.vercel.app/
Is Zeta AI Platform free and open source?
Yes. Zeta AI Platform is fully open source at https://github.com/alexandephilia/Zeta_Platform, and a live demo runs at https://zetaai-pink.vercel.app/. It routes queries across Gemini, Kimi K2, Groq, and DeepSeek via OpenRouter with live Exa search citations.
Where can I download Clov and Kiro Proxy?
Both are open source on GitHub and free to use. Clov, the Rust MCP response compressor, lives at https://github.com/alexandephilia/clov-ai. Kiro Proxy, the Golang Claude Code credential router, lives at https://github.com/alexandephilia/kiro-claude-proxy. Both are maintained by Garry Alexander.
What AI tools does Garry Alexander use daily?
Cursor, Claude Code, Windsurf, and MCP-based agent loops, orchestrated inside guardrails with human review before anything ships. The stance is pragmatic: agents run where they genuinely save time on repetitive work, and quality gates stay mandatory.