Power & Renewable Energy Systems • AI Agents • Software & Hardware Builds • Electronics • Research & Development
by Abbey Omisol
I'm Abbey, and Sibool is where I document what I build: electrical engineering, AI agents, and whatever's currently pulling my curiosity. Think of it as part portfolio, part running log I'd rather not lose.
Look around: Build has my AI agents and software projects, Make has the electronics and hardware side, Blog has the write-ups, and About has the full story.
The software and AI side of things: mobile apps, AI agents, and the odd experiment that got out of hand. Most of what's here started as "I wonder if I can build this," then turned into something people actually use.
An AI-powered web app that provides smarter, context-aware answers using retrieval-augmented generation.
An AI-powered web app that identifies and classifies accents from audio clips, either via URL or direct recording.
A fine-tuned version of Meta’s LLaMA 8B Instruct model, optimized for industry-specific inference tasks.
A Point-of-Sale Android app with integrated OCR and inventory management for small businesses.
A digit-pattern visualization app that helps users predict Swertres numbers through historical matrix mapping.
A real-time mobile app that overlays scores directly onto a camera feed during badminton matches.
This is where the electrical engineering background gets hands-on: PCB design, embedded systems, 3D-printed enclosures, the occasional circuit that smokes before it works. It's the physical counterpart to Build: same curiosity, different tools.
Write-ups on whatever I'm learning or building: AI, electrical engineering, sustainability, sometimes just an opinion I needed to get out of my head. Equal parts documentation and thinking out loud.
How RunPod makes high-performance GPUs accessible and why it stands out against AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure.
How it works, its benefits, limitations, why should you consider it over training your own AI model?
How it works, its benefits, limitations, and why battery storage is becoming an attractive alternative.
Exploring how AI’s massive energy use, water consumption, and e-waste may undermine its climate promises.
A deep into the hidden environmental impacts of manufacturing, mining, and solar waste.
Everything above is the highlight reel. The name itself is a small mashup: sibol, Filipino for "sprout," and bool, short for boolean, one of the most fundamental building blocks in engineering and code. Felt right for a place about things still growing.
If you want the fuller story: how an electrical engineer ended up building AI agents, the projects that didn't work, and what I'm chasing next, that's over on my About page.
I'd like to hear from you, whether it's feedback, a collaboration, or a good opportunity worth exploring.