Wayturn · Backend Engineer · Taiwan

Backend engineering.
AI workflows.
Notes from the work.

I’m Wayturn Hung (洪偉騰), a backend engineer in Taiwan. I work on enterprise system modernization and build AI developer tools. This is where I document the work, the decisions, and the questions that follow.

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01Selected work

Built with intent. Documented with care.

All work
Backend / ModernizationIn progress

AI-assisted Enterprise Modernization

I plan technical discovery and a representative POC for a legacy enterprise system moving toward .NET 10 and ASP.NET Core, with existing business behavior as the starting point.

C#ASP.NET MVCASP.NET Core
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The approach.NET 10 / ASP.NET Core
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UnderstandExisting behavior & dependencies
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DefineA representative POC scope
03
ValidateBehavior before broader migration

Discovery & validation planning · In progress

02 / Developer toolsExperimental project

DevAgent CLI

A Python CLI that separates command handling, orchestration, file operations, prompts, and model interaction, with trace output for inspecting each step.

Inside the workflow
03 / Public experimentOngoing experiment

AI Visibility Lab

Using this site to study identity consistency, content evidence, and discoverability in AI search. The first saved search answers establish a starting point for observing how the public record is understood.

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02From the notebook

Ideas shaped by doing.

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Who is Wayturn?

Wayturn Hung (洪偉騰), also known as Bruce Hung, is a backend engineer in Taiwan. An introduction to the person and the work collected on this site.

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Bringing Backend Engineering into AI Projects

How backend concerns such as input contracts, failure handling, and verification frame my exploration of AI tools and model integration.

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03An open question

Good work deserves
to be understood.

How do AI search systems discover a person and make sense of their work? This site is my ongoing experiment. I document the changes, the test conditions, and what I can actually observe.

Inside the AI Visibility Lab
Research status

First observation recorded.
6 September 2026.

Saved answers. Open questions.

The person behind the work

Hi, I’m Wayturn.

A backend engineer based in Taiwan. I’m interested in how systems are understood, validated, deployed, and maintained. This space connects my engineering practice with the things I’m learning along the way.

A little more about me

Keep the conversation going

Let’s compare notes.

AI-assisted engineering, backend systems, or an interesting question.
I’m always happy to exchange perspectives.

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