About
Hi, I'm Spencer.
I'm Spencer (Yunpeng) Zhao, cofounder at CoreSpeed, based in San Jose, California. We build the access and control layer for AI agents — 50+ app integrations through one OAuth, with built-in tools, memory, and plain-English policy + agent pay — so agents do real work, safely, instead of just chatting.
I like turning ideas into running systems fast, and I build and ship products end to end: BuildLog (commits → marketing) and Fixo (an AI mechanic). I'm just as happy down at the metal — two of my favorite early projects are an FPGA digital clock and a tiny lithium-battery UPS.
Empower the agents, then get out of the way.
By the numbers
Experience
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Cofounder · CoreSpeed
PresentBuilding the access and control layer for AI agents — connect them to the apps you already use, and keep them in bounds.
- The platform: 50+ app integrations through one OAuth, built-in tools, memory, plain-English policy, and agent pay. Portable across Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor.
- Zypher Agent (open source, 336★) — a minimal framework for building agents with full control over tools, providers, and execution flow.
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Founder & builder · Independent products
OngoingDesigning and shipping full products end to end.
- BuildLog (buildlog.ink) — turns commits, PRs, and releases into draft social posts. Next.js 16 · Supabase · Vercel AI SDK.
- Fixo — a mobile-mechanic platform where an AI agent diagnoses faults, writes the estimate, and drives Stripe payments.
- Claude Max Gateway and Amazon Order Wizard — LLM developer tooling and a React 19 + Rust browser extension.
Education
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M.S., Electrical Engineering (MSEE) · University of California, Irvine
EECS — computer systems, software, and architecture.
Toolbox
- TypeScript
- Python
- Rust
- Kotlin
- C / Verilog
- Deno
- Bun
- Node.js
- Next.js
- React
- Astro
- Tailwind
- Hono
- Vercel AI SDK
- MCP
- AG-UI
- Claude
- Gemini
- Postgres
- Supabase
- Drizzle
- MongoDB
- Stripe
- Vercel
Beyond code
I like building physical things too — a multi-function digital clock in Verilog on an FPGA, and a tiny USB-powered lithium-battery UPS for Raspberry Pi and low-power MCUs (both on GitHub). Hardware keeps me honest: the real world doesn't accept hand-wavy abstractions.
Get in touch
The fastest way to reach me is email. I'm also around on the usual places.