Humberto Salazar

I build cloud-scale systems at AWS, and small machines at home that make my own work easier.

Engineer by degree, tinkerer by nature, for 17 years now. Off the clock, I model enclosures in CAD and 3D-print them around Raspberry Pi touchscreens while a homelab hums along. My latest build: a Stream Deck that puts my AI coding agents one keypress away.

NameHumberto Salazar
Based inVancouver, BC
Day jobSenior Delivery Consultant, AWS
ExperienceSince 2009
Certifications8× AWS, incl. SA Pro
Up forA good conversation
Latest buildDeck for T3 Code
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Deck for T3 Code

Stream Deck plugin · macOS · 2026
Line drawing of a Stream Deck XL with 32 keys, each an AI coding-agent thread: keys marked ! need attention, keys with a check are done, keys with a spinner are working, a dashed key is paused at a usage limit. 8 KEYS 4 KEYS
Stream Deck XL, 32 keys, one per agent threadScale 1:2

I had a dozen agents running and kept missing the one waiting on me, so I put them on keys. Each T3 Code thread becomes a key that changes colour with its state; press it to jump straight there.

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Notes
  1. Talks only to T3 Code on your Mac. No account, no cloud.
  2. Works on Stream Deck, XL, Mini and Neo.

Things I’ve built

01Deck for T3 CodeStream Deck plugin that puts AI coding agents on keys2026
02TilePaneRaspberry Pi touchscreen dashboard in a 3D-printed case. Open-source edition in progressongoing
03HomelabDocker Swarm, single sign-on, observabilityalways on

Let’s talk

Building something similar, or curious how a piece of this works? Write to me. I’m always up for comparing notes.