# Miguel F. Serna / serna64

I am a computer science student at UT Austin building 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 entirely in the browser. It boots a real emulator and a homebrew ROM, then connects the game to the surrounding React interface through a small mailbox in emulated memory. The project is intentionally strange, but it is documented in plain files too.

Project and writing pages are available as HTML at their listed URL and as markdown when the request says `Accept: text/markdown`. You can also append `.md` to a published article URL.

## Start here

- [Recruiting brief](/llms.txt) for a concise, evidence-linked record
- [How to read this site](/docs)
- [About Miguel](/about)
- [Contact](/contact)
- [Resume](/resume.pdf)
- [Sitemap](/sitemap.xml)
- [OpenAPI document](/openapi.json)

The interactive lab is the main human interface. These document routes are the same work in a form that does not require JavaScript.
