Things I've built, and why each one seemed worth doing. Most started as a problem I kept running into.
The IC memo you can defend — it audits sponsor models, sources every number, and lets arithmetic referee the bear case.
Your repo is the store, recall is $0 per prompt, staleness is git-drift, and team memory lands through review.
One binding deadline for every inner timeout in a LangGraph node — so a timed-out agent salvages a partial answer instead of losing everything.
A Rust cockpit that lets an agent tune my keyboard's firmware — but never without my approval.
7+ MCP servers wiring AI agents into internal tools, data, and APIs.
The site is the portfolio — Next.js 16, Drizzle, Better Auth, live AI, on Railway.
An executive assistant for individual contributors — building on LangGraph + deepagents with graph-native TrustGraph memory. In active development.
