I build tools at the intersection of public-interest data systems, local-first software, creative computing, personal knowledge, and low-cost physical technology.
This GitHub account is both a workshop and a research archive. It contains owned products, professional contributions, experiments, and upstream projects saved while investigating recurring technical questions.
- Curiosity Atlas — a curated map of 36 representative repositories across 12 recurring areas of inquiry.
- Contribution Ledger — externally owned work that can be supported by public authorship evidence, plus an explicit verification queue.
- Atlas data — the machine-readable form of the public Atlas.
A repository appearing under this account does not automatically imply that I created or contributed to the upstream project.
The public curation uses four relationship labels:
- Owned — a project I own or lead.
- Contributed — externally owned work supported by public contribution evidence.
- Adapted — a fork containing verified changes attributable to me.
- Observed — an upstream project retained for study, testing, comparison, or future integration.
Where authorship cannot yet be demonstrated, the label remains Observed or Verification pending.
Building is not complete when the code works. It is complete when the work has credible proof, a clear audience, and an appropriate next action.
This profile is being curated under that rule: fewer unsupported claims, clearer evidence, and a deliberate separation between products, contributions, and curiosity.