Creator and lead maintainer of QZX — Quick Zap Exchange.
I build open, predictable tooling for AI agents, cross-platform automation, and structured interoperability. My focus is making routine operations easier to verify: explicit outcomes, useful human-readable messages, recoverable behavior, and compatibility claims backed by public evidence.
- QZX — Quick Zap Exchange — an Apache-2.0 Python CLI designed for people, automation, and AI agents working across operating systems.
- QZX Result Contract v1 — an open interoperability proposal for portable structured operation results. It is intentionally presented as a proposal, not an industry-standard claim.
- MCP interoperability — public validation profiles for MCP
2025-06-18,2025-11-25, and2026-07-28, including explicit evidence strength instead of a generic compatibility badge. - Independent adoption work — small, useful contributions to external projects so interoperability can be evaluated outside QZX's own repository.
I care about interfaces that are understandable by humans and dependable for software, evidence that can be independently reviewed, additive integration instead of lock-in, and documentation that says what was actually tested — including limitations and unknowns.
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- Result Contract
- About Alejandro Sánchez
- Technical writing
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QZX is free and open source. External review, implementation feedback, interoperability pilots, and technically useful collaboration are welcome.