Work

Public repos and a few works-in-progress. Featured stuff at the top, the rest in chronological order.

All projects

01 Glassbox project page discovery · symbolic regression · 598/615 benchmark score Python, C++ 2026
02 Hark project page tooling · native Linux command palette · ~8 µs search Rust, GTK4 2026
03 OpenLMlib project page memory · persistent notes for coding agents · 76 MCP tools Python, SQLite 2026
04 FMMS project page simulation · fast-multipole N-body · 48× vs direct Rust 2026
05 freeze-bench project page evaluation · execution-graded coding benchmark · 32 tasks Shell 2026
06 WTF on GitHub tooling · natural-language shell search · 6,600 commands Go 2025
07 CelestialSim on GitHub simulation · RK4 N-body in the browser JavaScript 2025
08 Jikan Fetcher on GitHub tooling · anime filler-episode lists Go 2025

Forks, dotfiles, and coursework are excluded.

Some of what I’m building isn’t public yet. Not stealth-mode stuff, just repos that aren’t ready to be read by strangers. Here’s what’s in progress:

assay: Automated code cleanup without LLMs. It only keeps a rewrite if the tests pass, golden outputs match, and it’s actually faster.
rusty-ocean: A real-time ocean renderer from scratch on WebGPU, with no engine or rendering library: Tessendorf FFT waves, whitecaps, sun glitter, and a physically based sky.
grist: Compact, append-only working memory format for coding agents. Uses 40.9% of the tokens JSON would, with lossless round-tripping. Reasoning held flat in its controlled test.
Blastd: A real-time call-graph daemon for Rust, Python, and C++: who-calls queries in microseconds and token-budgeted context packets for agents.

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rt-approx: Approximated ray and path tracing on CPU and GPU. Seeing how much compute I can skip before the image actually degrades.
LiNN: A tiny (0.5M to 5M param) CPU-first chess net that outputs both policy and value, paired with a real move generator to keep moves legal.
CLOE: A Chrome MV3 extension for RAM, power, and load: capped preloading, script de-dupe, a declarative net guard, media lazy-loading, and DOM stripping.
VEA: A hardware-accelerated image viewer in Rust with a Photos-style gallery: month timeline, background scanning, thumbnail cache, search, and RAW, SVG, EXR, and AVIF support.
AD-DSP: System-wide Linux DSP that learns your EQ preferences per headphone using blind A/B tests.

If any of these overlap with what you’re working on (or you just want to see how one works), shoot me an email. Always happy to talk shop.