Andrii Panchenko

I work on services that run unattended: ingestion pipelines, integrations with systems that have no API worth the name, and the plumbing that turns someone else's data into something a person can act on.

What I care about most is how software behaves when it goes wrong. Silence is the failure mode I design against — a system that has stopped working should say so, not simply stop producing output and let everyone assume there was nothing to report.

• A notification bridge for a two-account booking system Read-only IMAP ingestion, a parser over five email templates, and a reconstructed schedule served to a phone. Built because the vendor's app only supports one account at a time.
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