I build random things. Mostly Apple-native apps, on-device experiments, and tools that help me understand what the machine is actually doing.

Some become products. Some become open source. Some are just strange enough to keep.

• Machiss — a private, local Mac companion for thinking through conversations without swiping, sending, or quietly shipping them to a cloud. It recently found its way to Product Hunt.
• Pastport — on-device Safari history intelligence for finding travel trails, bookings, threads, and trackers. Your browser history knows where you have been. This helps you read it.
• iOS14VisionHandPose — a card stack controlled with a thumbs-up or thumbs-down. Social distancing, but for touchscreens.
• BlinkPoseAndSwipeiOSMLKit — another card stack, this time moved with face gestures. Hands were apparently still too much work.
• iowncode — years of iOS, SwiftUI, Core ML, Vision, and AR experiments. Not a polished museum. More like the drawer where the sparks kept landing.

• Contributed bd rules audit and bd rules compact to Beads, adding contradiction and duplication analysis for agent rule files.
• Contributed first-class specification linking to Beads through spec_id, --spec-id, and spec-based filtering.
• Contributed a CLI fix to obra/superpowers-chrome. The maintainer manually squash-accepted it with co-authorship and kept the fake-browser argument test as a useful regression pattern.

Code has bugs. Prose has intent. I like working somewhere in the friction between them.

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