Systems architect building native software and agent infrastructure.
Coding agents are my implementation layer. I own the architecture, product decisions, acceptance criteria, and verification. I read the code, instrument the claims, and decide what ships.
- Termisu, an active pre-1.0 terminal with an original Rust engine and native Swift/AppKit host. Built for multilingual text and parallel coding-agent workspaces.
- OpenDisplay, a native display control panel for hidden HiDPI modes, software dimming, warmth, contrast, rotation, refresh rate, and DDC. No driver or kernel extension.
- Sotto, local Hebrew and English dictation with on-device speech recognition and cleanup. Audio stays on the Mac.
- Trumpet, per-application volume control built on CoreAudio process taps. Nothing remains in the audio path after the app quits.
- Octootter, a native desktop workspace around the official
claudeCLI. The CLI, hooks, skills, and MCP servers remain the source of truth.
- glyphcast, a typography-only video codec and streaming stack. Every frame is a glyph grid with per-cell color, rendered in one GPU draw call. Try it live.
- Wisp AdBlock Test, a three-state privacy test for browser extensions, DNS filters, and VPNs. Run the test.
Finished experiments, research, early builds, and superseded systems remain available in the repository list. Their READMEs state their status and limits; they are not presented here as equally active products.
Most original projects are AGPL-3.0. Smaller utilities and inherited work retain the licenses documented in their repositories.




