Sergio Carracedo

Sergio Carracedo

Senior Fullstack Engineer | AI Implementation | DX & Design Systems

Always learning, cats, good conversations and small details lover.

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With 20+ years of experience—from my first Amstrad CPC464 to building modern AI-driven architectures—I solve problems by blending clean archictectures with practical automation.


🤖 AI & Innovation

I don’t just chat with AI; I build systems that integrate it into the development lifecycle.

  • storybook-to-skill-md: Automatically generates AI agent skill files from React/Vue component stories, converting Storybook documentation into LLM-ready SKILL.md format. Includes CLI tool and GitHub Action.
  • Work Diary: An open-source CLI tool to automate daily work summaries using Gemini/OpenAI and GitHub activity.
  • Sireno AI: A browser extension that brings LLM-powered text correction and translation to any web form.
  • Computer Vision: Early PoC of webcam virtual backgrounds using TensorFlow.js (tfjs-bodypix).
  • AI for CAD: Using LLMs to assist in designing 3D-printed physical items.

🏗️ Design Systems & UX

Expert in creating scalable UI libraries and complex data visualizations.

  • Factorial f0: Core contributor and tech lead (until March 2026) to the Factorial Zero Design System, building robust React/TypeScript components.
  • SirenoGrid: Creator of a lightweight CSS Grid framework with flexbox fallbacks.
  • Data Viz: Advanced implementation of ECharts for machine learning and analytical products.

🏠 IoT & Open Source

I enjoy bridging the gap between software and the physical world.

  • Home Assistant Cards: Creating custom, minimalist area cards with integrated temperature/humidity Sparklines.
  • NPM Veteran: Maintaining 26+ packages, including vue-use-model-helpers and git-publish.

🎤 Community & Talks

  • Ex Co-organizer: PHPVigo & PulpoCon.
  • VigoTech Alliance: Ex member supporting the Galician tech ecosystem.
  • Speaker: 15+ talks on topics like “Building UI Libraries from Scratch”, “Clean Architecture.”, “Microfrontends”