Computer Science × Visual Communication at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and Bezalel — a dual degree that puts algorithms and art direction in the same week. I build tools where those two sides meet: creative software, plugins, and generative pipelines that other people can actually use.
What I'm building
| Outlaw | A photo becomes a Red Dead Redemption 2 wanted poster, then the poster moves. Next.js front end over a local ComfyUI pipeline (SDXL + IPAdapter FaceID + ControlNet), LTX-2 image-to-video, and Claude writing the motion prompts. Walkthrough and results are public; the source stays private. |
| Briefer | A Hebrew-speaking Socratic voice mentor for first-year design students: upload the brief, and it holds a spoken conversation that refuses to give you solutions — one open question at a time — while managing your roadmap and notes through Gemini Live tool calls. |
| ProtoVibing | A Figma plugin that turns "slide left with a bouncy spring" into a real prototype transition — Claude produces a strict animation payload, GSAP previews it against Figma's own easing curves, and the plugin writes the reaction back onto the node. |
Toolbox — Python · C · C++ · TypeScript / React · Next.js · Java · Git · Linux · ComfyUI · Figma · Adobe After Effects & Illustrator
Previously a C/C++ teaching assistant at the Hebrew University; currently a security command center analyst with Team3, on-site at Intel Jerusalem, alongside my studies.
Reach me: michatuv@gmail.com