Projects

A fast, safe disk cleaner written in Rust and built for developers — it knows the caches, build artifacts and dependency folders that quietly eat your disk, and clears them without touching what matters.

Battle-tested configuration to defend every package ecosystem — npm, PyPI, Go, Maven, NuGet and Cargo — against supply-chain attacks, with a Nexus proxy setup and shell tests you can actually run.

Two small tools that watch what your AI coding sessions cost, live: a Go terminal dashboard and a macOS menu-bar app. Same ccusage-compatible math across Claude Code, Codex and Grok, with per-project and per-subagent breakdowns.

An experiment in agentic autonomy: spin up a company of AI agents — a CEO, an overseer, specialist personas — that organise themselves and carry out tasks. Built on Strands and Amazon Bedrock.

A package proxy for npm, PyPI and five more ecosystems that sits between you and the public registries. It enforces an age gate, scans with OSV and scores publisher trust — blocking dependencies that are too new, vulnerable or suspicious before they reach your build.

A terminal file browser for quickly viewing data files — CSV, TSV, Parquet, Feather, ORC, JSON, Excel and more — from local disk or S3, shown as a scrollable table with a dtype view. Installable from PyPI.

Draw diagrams by talking. Voiceboard turns spoken instructions into diagram edits, so you can sketch architecture without touching the mouse.

Indexes the software estate across your Git repos and answers the question that only matters once a CVE lands: where is this dependency, and is it still shipping? It generates its own SBOMs offline, and answers over MCP, an API or a website.

A deep supply-chain closure analyzer. It reports what a repo installs today and what a future install could pull in — bitemporal, and honest enough to name its own blind spots.

A fast, native viewer for Markdown and structured text, built with Tauri. It opens a file, renders it — Mermaid diagrams included — and gets out of the way.

Distribute AI-agent skills across your team from one central Git repo. It follows the open Agent Skills standard, so the same skills work in Claude Code, GitHub Copilot CLI, OpenAI Codex CLI and OpenCode.

A multi-tenant MCP coordination server for Claude Code sessions, running on Cloudflare's free tier. Each session owns one repo and coordinates with its siblings through the mailbox — never by reaching into other repos.

Dispatch, a multi-agent task-routing framework for Claude Code. It classifies the request and hands it to the right specialist agent instead of answering everything in one session. Ships as a marketplace plugin with an installer.

The pipeline behind my books: Markdown, Pandoc and a crew of blind AI editors who never see each other's notes. Includes the book-writer skill, a copy-ready template and a finished 109-page worked example with its full review archive.