I like learning how things work, building useful software, and collaborating with good people.
Product UI, server logic, auth, data, and the glue in between. I like when a tool earns its place by helping someone do a real thing.
Clear boundaries, strict types, and enough patience to understand the shape of a problem before trying to make it behave.
Good software is usually a team sport. I care about readable handoffs, honest tradeoffs, and leaving the next person a little more room.
Some practical, some playful, all built to be opened.
I learn best by making things you can poke at, break down, and improve.
Offline-first idea greenhouse: capture fragments, connect them into projects, and take one focused next action. Local-only React/TypeScript (no accounts or telemetry), with tests, keyboard access, and a live demo.
Under the hood: Local-only React workspace (Inbox, Constellation, Focus, Review), keyboard access, no accounts or telemetry.
A local control plane for supervised coding agents. Goals are divided among bounded workers in separate worktrees, verifier loops can reject and retry work, and approval decisions remain visible to the operator.
Under the hood: Bounded worktree teams, verifier loops, approval gates, and auditable run evidence. Local-first, no cloud account.
A Windows HUD that normalizes local Claude, Codex, and Cursor usage signals into one compact view. Provider integrations are optional and degrade independently when data is unavailable.
Under the hood: Always-on-top Windows tray HUD; providers optional and independent; no separate credentials stored.
A pure-orchestrator skill for ADR-driven implementation: it dispatches specialized subagents, persists run state, and escalates only on a small set of human-gated triggers.
Under the hood: Orchestrator does not write code; persists run state; human-gated escalations only.
“I like software with a point of view: fast enough to disappear, clear enough to maintain, and just strange enough to remember.”
The work is part product sense, part systems discipline, part tasteful trouble.