Founder · Developer · Creator
About
I'm Mark Qiu, a UC Irvine graduate and founder of LUQ LABS. I build focused tools that solve real problems — from AI-powered citizenship test prep to rental tracking apps. I specialize in AI agents, contextual engineering, full-stack development, and product management, with a recent focus on architecture engineering. Outside of code, I'm a photographer capturing landscapes across 20+ destinations and an acoustic guitar player.
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Products
An immersive 3D virtual gallery pairing 2,000-year-old Han dynasty rubbings with contemporary responses from young autistic artists. Walk 22 works via guided tours or free-roam — presented at the United Nations.
Enter Exhibition ↗A bilingual WebGL exhibition for the Lu Xun Cultural Foundation. Seven halls follow the catalogue of Han pictorial stones Lu Xun outlined over twenty-three years and never printed — the parts he left unfilled stand as carved steles bearing only their titles. 19 catalogue works on a single scroll-driven camera path, with an AI-narrated tour and runtime zh/en subtitles.
Enter Exhibition ↗AI-powered citizenship test preparation with mock interviews, SM-2 spaced repetition, support for 9 languages, and a full bank of 128 official questions.
Simple and reliable rental tracking for landlords and tenants — payments, leases, and maintenance all in one place.
Short films take days of planning, casting and editing, and handing that to AI gives your character a different face in every shot. One sentence, and a length up to two minutes, becomes the whole film — script, voices, music, final cut — with everyone who speaks drawn once and reused in their scenes. Every shot keeps a receipt anyone can check, without signing in.
Photograph your bar shelf and get cocktails you can actually make, each with a short video demonstration per pour. Vision-model suggestions must be confirmed before anything is recommended, while ranking, quantities and serving math stay in deterministic TypeScript so the model can never invent a recipe. Built for OpenAI Build Week and now live.
An open-source job-application agent that writes each answer out of facts read from your resume, where TypeScript — not the Gemini prompt — rejects any draft that cites a fact the profile doesn’t hold or underlines a phrase missing from its own answer: one correction round, then a refusal naming what broke. Uncited prose renders plain and vouches for nothing. Built for the All Things Agentic hackathon.
Synthetic uptime monitoring for business phone lines and the voice agents answering them: a scheduled test call walks the caller journey, and its structured result is asserted against operator-written expectations, then diffed against that check’s own history so a quietly changed IVR menu surfaces as a named regression. A check gone quiet for 26 hours reads stale, never green. Built for the CALL-E hackathon and merged into CALL-E’s own skill registry.
Licensing platform for musical theatre with an AI copilot that streamlines rights management and contract workflows.
Local-first CLI and desktop tool for managing Claude Code configuration — scan project setups, save and apply presets, and get AI-powered diagnostics, all kept on your machine.
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B.S. Informatics · GPA: 3.7
2025
Relevant Coursework: Project Management, Information Retrieval, Software System Design, Data Structures, User Interaction Software
2020
Bronze Medal in Economics at the Orange County Academic Decathlon. Elected to Student Council after delivering a campaign speech to the entire school.
Yosemite
Osaka
Dali
Cancún
Lijiang
Dunhuang
Multnomah Falls
Joshua Tree