Inspiration
MIKYUTO started with a simple idea: use AI and emerging technology to turn creative ideas into useful digital experiences. I wanted to explore how someone without a traditional development background could use AI-assisted and low-code tools to actually build, experiment, and learn.
What I Built
MIKYUTO is a growing creative technology project combining AI-powered tools and digital experiences. My work includes concepts and prototypes around CV creation, learning and skill development, interactive games, websites, and original creative content.
For this hackathon, I am exploring how MIKYUTO can evolve into a more interactive, agent-friendly web experience.
How I Built It
I experimented with AI-assisted development, prompt-driven workflows, web technologies, GitHub, and deployment platforms such as Netlify. Rather than starting as an experienced developer, I learned by building, testing, breaking things, fixing them, and continuously improving the project.
Challenges
One of my biggest challenges has been turning ambitious ideas into working products while learning the technical side at the same time. Deployment, integrations, consistency across different tools, and understanding new technologies have all been part of the process.
What I Learned
I learned that building with AI is not simply about generating code. It still requires experimentation, problem-solving, iteration, and understanding how different technologies work together.
MIKYUTO represents that journey: starting with an idea and continuously turning it into something more useful, interactive, and ambitious.

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