Lab
Side projects and experiments.
A Genie-style toy you can drive with WASD: no game engine, every frame hallucinated by a small neural world model in your browser. The locked door genuinely will not open without the key. Ships through five automated gates scored against the game engine's exact internal state.
A 6th-gen iPod Classic, rebuilt: 1TB of storage, USB-C, Bluetooth, and a battery that actually lasts. Owning your music still beats streaming.
An iPhone companion for cmux. Mirror notifications, control your workspaces, jump between surfaces, and fire off voice commands to your agents from your phone. A Go bridge on the Mac talks to a SwiftUI app over the LAN.
Drive for devs. One command spins up your entire ~/code workspace on any machine or agent sandbox, identical every time, with secrets decrypted and toolchains pinned. The good moment is a fresh sandbox cold-starting with your whole setup already there.
An accountability app for couples chasing goals together.
A little system that tracks what my local AI agents actually cost to run. It samples usage, reads the transcripts, reconciles them against the real cloud bill, and shows it all on a live dashboard.
This site. A quiet, content-first home for my writing and projects.