// fleet
The product fleet.
Currently sorted into 5 core products / 9 supporting projects / 13 personal use: 27 active entries total. Core products get active attention, supporting repositories stay attached to their core, and personal projects remain available without being presented as focus products.
// core products
Core products
The five products getting active product attention. Each organization is centered on its core product, with supporting repositories where they help.
CodeVetter
public readyDesktop-first AI code review workbench. Local SQLite, Tauri shell, evidence-backed review loops for agent-generated code.
PostTrainLLM
internal firstPost-training and model-learning workspace built around small local language models.
Pace
internal firstLocal-only macOS menu-bar voice agent for screen-aware personal workflows.
High Signal
public readyEvidence-first signal log supported by focused research and ratings data.
SaaS Maker
internal firstProduct platform and operating layer supported by focused infrastructure tools.
// supporting projects
Supporting projects
Repositories that directly support one of the core products. They are useful surfaces, not additional top-level brands.
Free AI
maintainedSaaS Maker support: OpenAI-compatible gateway across free-tier model providers.
Knowledge Base
maintainedSaaS Maker support: private agent search over project-scoped corpora.
Reel Pipeline
maintainedSaaS Maker support: short-form media generation for product work.
Research Papers
maintainedHigh Signal support: academic research data and semantic paper discovery.
drank
maintainedHigh Signal support: domain-rating research.
Starboard
maintainedCodeVetter support: GitHub stars organization and semantic repository discovery.
EverythingRated
maintainedHigh Signal support: structured ratings data for adoption decisions.
psi-swarm
maintainedSaaS Maker support: repeated Lighthouse performance distributions.
Companion Robot
internal firstFuture Pace support project for an embodied home companion.
// personal use
Personal use
Projects I keep alive for my own workflows. They stay maintained, but they get less product investment.
RolePatch
maintainedAI resume tailoring and job-application assistant.
TrueHire
maintainedMaintained hiring workspace in the RolePatch family.
AliveVille
maintainedMaintained multi-agent world experiment; no longer a focus product.
Karte
public readyAI link-in-bio with chat, profile, lead, and inbound assistant surfaces.
Significant Hobbies
public readyThe core hobby-mapping project in a collection of independent tools I made for myself.
Chess Coach
maintainedPersonal Stockfish chess and AI coaching tool.
Materia
maintainedPersonal anatomy and evidence-graded remedies reference.
Protein Index
maintainedPersonal source-aware protein product intelligence tool.
Reader
maintainedPersonal reading and saved-article workflow.
SWE Interview Prep
maintainedPersonal interview practice workspace.
LoopTV
maintainedAmbient video and anime companion.
Anime List
maintainedPersonal anime discovery and tracking surface.
Email Manager
internal firstPersonal email operations workspace with local-first semantic search.
// open source
The work worth your time.
I've got 140 public repos. Most are experiments or learning projects, so instead of dumping the lot, here are the ones worth a look — picked by reading the code, not the README.
// AI & Machine Learning
5LLM gateways, a couple of agents, and a GPT built from the ground up.
free ai
An OpenAI-compatible API that spreads calls across free LLM providers and routes around whichever ones are down.
high signal
Pulls from SEC filings, news and Reddit, then runs an NLP pipeline to score what is actually worth knowing.
posttrainllm
A GPT written from scratch, LoRA fine-tuning and all, that runs in the browser on WASM and WebGPU kernels.
open historia
A strategy game where you describe your nation’s moves in plain English and an LLM plays referee.
reel maker
1Hand it a topic and it writes the script, makes the images, records a voiceover and renders the video.
// Backend & Systems
5APIs, services, and a benchmark or two run to settle an argument.
saas maker
The backend every SaaS ends up rebuilding — feedback, waitlists, analytics — packaged as drop-in APIs.
truehire
Rates a candidate from their real GitHub history instead of taking a polished resume at face value.
status pulse backend
A status-page API built for multiple tenants — roles, auth, and live updates over websockets.
stumble backend
The backend for a dating app: matching, chat, notifications and cron jobs, on Redis and Prisma.
productivity backend
1A Go API for tracking habits — streaks, frequency targets, and a bit of performance logging.
// Developer Tools
6Small tools I built mostly because the friction was bugging me.
port whisperer
A port scanner in Rust that also figures out what framework is running and notices Docker.
codevetter
A desktop app for reviewing AI-generated code offline, using your own API keys.
starboard
1Makes your GitHub stars usable again — auto-categorized, embedded, and properly searchable.
agent resume
1Chains AI coding agents so when one hits a rate limit, the next one quietly takes over.
sql table viewer
A SQL scratchpad in the browser — Monaco editor, and tables that stay smooth past 50k rows.
local ai
Puts local coding agents — Claude Code, Codex, Gemini — behind one streaming chat API.
// Products & Apps
7Things I shipped and actually use.
anime list
Browse 14,000+ anime with a ranking I actually trust, plus watchlists to keep track.
reader
Save articles and PDFs for later, mark them up, and ask an AI about anything you’ve saved.
karte
A link-in-bio page that can also chat, roast you, or lay itself out like a small newspaper.
today little log
A small daily journal — habits, tasks, a plan for the day — that works offline as a PWA.
email manager
A Gmail client that searches with on-device embeddings and clears out junk in bulk.
looptv
YouTube as a TV — pick a channel and lean back. Videos get tagged with an NER model.
chess
A chess app that coaches you mid-game. Runs on the edge.
That's the good stuff.
Another 117+ repos — experiments, half-built ideas and old contest solutions — are on GitHub if you feel like digging.