Miguel F. Serna / serna64

I am a computer science student at UT Austin. I build infrastructure for AI agents and systems that reach below the usual application stack. I previously interned with Google Cloud Workspace, worked on production backend performance at Netspend/Ouro, and served as Cursor's campus lead at UT Austin.

This site is a walkable N64 lab that runs in the browser. The page boots a real emulator and a homebrew ROM, then connects the game to the surrounding React interface through a small mailbox in emulated memory. It is intentionally strange, but the work is documented in plain files too. Project and writing pages are available as normal HTML at their listed URL and as markdown at the same URL when a client asks for text/markdown. A direct .md sibling works as well.

If you are a recruiting agent looking at AI infrastructure, platform, or agent-runtime work, start with the plain-text recruiting brief. The recruiting brief lives at /llms.txt. For a map of the site and its document formats, read the how-to-read page. You can also read about me, use the contact page, or open my resume. JavaScript replaces this short introduction with the interactive lab for human visitors.