I build ambitious software where the interface and the engineering carry equal weight.
Open Vim
Dadbod Grip turns Neovim into a standalone database workspace. It discovers connections, keeps schema navigation and SQL notebooks beside the result grid, and renders every staged write before execution.
Flight Deck brings Google and Outlook into one read-only Omarchy calendar without sending event data through another hosted service.
Phalene-Vim teaches real Vim motions inside a browser editor that checks what the learner changed.
More work
I co-founded We're Five Games and led Unity and C# multiplayer for a sandbox where four online ragdolls can form a flying chain beneath a jetpack. I led the multiplayer work that kept those grips, bodies, joints, vehicles, and collisions in the shared simulation. The game passed 50 million downloads; launch week peaked above 32,000 concurrent Twitch viewers.
Nucleus combines HRIS, AI-usage, and prompt data to rank opportunities, expose adoption gaps, and estimate time and money saved. I built the production interface that lets leaders move from the company-wide ROI picture into the roles, use cases, and behaviors behind it.
Calmhive ran Claude Code jobs in background iterations and kept session progress available for later review. I built the process controls, retry path for a known usage-limit response, scheduler, terminal session view, and voice command flow.
Keephive gives coding agents persistent, inspectable memory. Nine Claude Code hooks capture facts and decisions. MCP and lightweight shims give Claude, Codex, and Gemini access to the same store; hive verify can ask a model to inspect claims against repository evidence.
Pray Orthodox resolves each day’s Midnight Office, Matins, Hours, Typika, Vespers, and Compline from the Paschal cycle, fixed feasts, and annual appointments. Every prayer and physical direction carries a source; unresolved slots remain visible instead of being guessed.