I build practical software for real-world workflows: AI agent tooling, trivia/game systems, ham-radio utilities, reverse engineering, local-first hardware control, and the occasional weird bridge between old equipment and modern APIs. I have been taking things apart and making them do questionable-but-useful things since I learned to solder before I was 10.

Most of my public repos are small tools that came from an actual need, not portfolio theater.

• gobless — Serverless SSH certificate authority inspired by Netflix BLESS, implemented in Go for AWS Lambda and KMS.
• openclaw-channel-zulip — Zulip channel plugin for OpenClaw with concurrent message handling, reactions, uploads, and actions API support.
• expert-amp-server — Trusted-LAN web UI and API for SPE Expert amplifiers.
• zulcrawl — Zulip archive and search CLI backed by local SQLite/FTS5.

AI-assisted development, local-first automation, pub trivia software, amateur radio, reverse engineering, practical agents, and tools that make annoying systems less annoying.