I build practical software for real-world workflows: AI agent tooling, trivia/game systems, ham-radio utilities, reverse engineering, local-first hardware control, and the occasional weird bridge between old equipment and modern APIs. I have been taking things apart and making them do questionable-but-useful things since I learned to solder before I was 10.
Most of my public repos are small tools that came from an actual need, not portfolio theater.
- gobless — Serverless SSH certificate authority inspired by Netflix BLESS, implemented in Go for AWS Lambda and KMS.
- openclaw-channel-zulip — Zulip channel plugin for OpenClaw with concurrent message handling, reactions, uploads, and actions API support.
- expert-amp-server — Trusted-LAN web UI and API for SPE Expert amplifiers.
- radioledger — The project began as a plan for a nonprofit-operated shared service: a neutral, interoperable home for amateur-radio logs that could automate QSL submission and confirmation tracking across otherwise disconnected services. The software is also designed for operators who want to run it themselves, retain ownership of their log data, and use security-conscious integrations with ham radio services.
AI-assisted development, local-first automation, pub trivia software, amateur radio, reverse engineering, practical agents, and tools that make annoying systems less annoying.