I build and complete projects across automation, networking, IT, A/V, technician tooling, desktop utilities, learning platforms, web interfaces, indie games, and more.
Desktop and technician tools
An MCP server that gives AI agents structured control of a Windows desktop — 53 tools covering OCR-driven clicking, UI Automation, screen capture, and window and process management, with read-only and interactive security profiles, dry-run, and confirmation tokens for high-risk actions. Published on PyPI with a companion VS Code extension.
A standalone MCP server that connects an AI assistant to your existing Chrome through native messaging and the DevTools Protocol — 43 tools for accessibility-tree snapshots, real input, screenshots, tabs, and browser state. A pink frame and “AI CONTROL” badge stay visible whenever an assistant is driving. Release archives for Windows, Linux, and macOS.
A portable Windows toolkit for PC technicians, built with C++23 and Qt 6: profile backup and restore, a full partition manager, ISO/USB imaging, app migration, diagnostics and benchmarking, network tools, PST/OST/MBOX email archive tools, and an AI-assisted technician workspace in one repair-ready package.
A free, open-source Windows 11 control panel for privacy, Windows Update, security hardening, performance, and debloat — 440 catalogued tweaks with per-tweak risk badges, full reversibility, drift detection, and an audit trail. A WPF desktop app and an otw.exe CLI share one engine, with compliance scoring against Microsoft, STIG, and CIS baselines.
Native read/write access to APFS drives in Windows Explorer. An always-on Windows service discovers supported APFS devices and mounts them with a drive letter over a WinFsp filesystem transport; a tray manager handles drive letters, read-only or read/write mode, automount, and unmount. Public beta with a test-signed driver.
A Windows app that packages any installed program — even from a drive pulled out of a failing PC — into a single self-extracting installer, optionally bundling its license and user data, then reinstalls and hash-verifies every file on the new machine.
A cross-platform PySide6 SSH workspace for technicians: connection profiles, an interactive PTY, SFTP transfers, local/remote/SOCKS tunnels, and a searchable, risk-labelled library of 300+ commands across 18 vendor libraries — Cisco, Junos, Arista, MikroTik, FortiOS, pfSense, Kubernetes, and more — with context-ranked completion. Credentials stay memory-only unless saved to the OS credential vault.
A standalone GUI tool that reads Outlook PST/OST archives without Outlook installed — browse the folder tree, search, and export mail, contacts, calendars, tasks, and attachments to TXT, CSV, HTML, EML, PDF, ICS, and VCF. Ships as a single executable.
A fork of the popular imessage-exporter CLI that adds a native desktop GUI, PDF export, iOS Phone and FaceTime call-log export, and encrypted iOS backup support across macOS, Windows, and Linux.
A cross-platform Nmap practice suite with 358 registry-backed scan profiles, a loopback-only lab of synthetic services, XML reporting, batch runs, bounded monitoring, and scan-to-scan change comparison — standard-library Python only. Public targets are refused unless explicitly allowed.
A Manifest V3 Chrome extension for one narrow RepairShopr workflow: from an invoice’s Take Payment control, choose Cash/Check or Credit/ACH and it opens the matching QuickBooks Online or Alternative Payments portal already searched for that invoice number. No APIs, no secrets, no external requests — and it never submits a payment.
A desktop and CLI utility that clones public or private websites with wget2 — parallel, resumable, and authenticated — optionally prerenders JavaScript-driven pages with Playwright, then packages and serves the result with Docker and Nginx.
A cross-platform PySide6 desktop converter built on CairoSVG and Pillow that turns SVG files into PNG, JPG, BMP, and PDF, multi-size Windows ICO and macOS ICNS icons, Linux/Android/iOS icon sets, and device wallpapers.
AI agent skills and workflows
A Claude Code skill that runs an independent second-opinion code review through the OpenAI Codex CLI — read-only sandbox, isolated tool surface, ephemeral sessions — over commits, branch diffs, uncommitted changes, or plain files. Claude verifies every Codex finding before reporting it. One-line installers for macOS, Linux, and Windows.
Vendor-neutral workflows that grill a new project idea into a confirmed, release-ready brief and retrofit existing codebases with evidence-backed quality gates — formatting, lint, types, dead code, security, and docs, each reported as pass, fail, or deferred. Native PowerShell on Windows, Bash on Linux and macOS, and an optional Claude Code plugin.
Agent-agnostic handoff and resume skills for Codex, Claude Code, and Gemini CLI. Handoff packages the decisions and context a project needs into a tamper-evident, SHA-256-sealed .teamwork/ payload that stays out of Git history; resume verifies it before rebuilding context on another machine or session. Python 3.11+ standard library only.
Games and interactive
A cross-platform Boggle-style word game built with .NET 10 and Avalonia: three board modes with drag-to-select play, a 191,745-word tournament dictionary, a solver that finds every word on the board, 26 achievements, and persistent high scores.
A 2D landing-and-exploration game built with Phaser 4 and TypeScript — rotate and thrust against gravity, manage fuel, and touch down across 12 fictional worlds, each with its own signature terrain, flying 7 ships drawn in a layered paper-cutout art style.
A single-player take on Clash of Code: race the clock through 51 puzzles in Fastest, Shortest, and Reverse modes, writing solutions in a Monaco editor that run in 17 languages through a self-hosted Judge0 sandbox.
An interactive, raymarched 3D Mandelbulb rendered in a WebGL2 fragment shader — drag to orbit, wheel to zoom, and keyboard controls for power, iterations, five palettes, and quality levels, with a live parameter HUD. Static and client-only, built with Vite.
A typing game for programmers built with React, TypeScript, and Three.js: defend your ship by typing words to destroy incoming enemies across 100 levels, with boss battles every three levels, a Normal mode of English words, and a Programming mode with snippets from Python, JavaScript, Java, C#, C++, CSS, and HTML.
A zero-dependency browser app with 110 hand-written canvas image effects — duotone, halftone, glitch, kaleidoscope, CRT — each with an intensity slider and one-click PNG export.
A single-page, AI-themed Magic 8 Ball for project decisions: ask a question and get one of 20 agent-style answers delivered with suspicious confidence. No framework, build step, backend, or tracking — and a 100/100/100/100 Lighthouse score.
The public release and download site for American Cassino, a Qt 6 / C++23 desktop card game with full American Cassino rules, three AI difficulty levels, online multiplayer with ranked play, themes, achievements, and leaderboards — Windows, macOS, and Linux installers with SHA-256 checksums.
Web apps and learning
A local-first, research-backed, build-to-learn platform being rebuilt on Next.js 16, React 19, SQLite, and CodeMirror 6. Every progress or mastery claim must open the evidence behind it, and the course catalog stays deny-by-default until research, authoring, assessment, and accessibility gates pass.
A local-first Next.js dashboard that gathers official scholarly sources — arXiv, bioRxiv, medRxiv, and journal RSS — into a SQLite-backed reading dashboard with deduplication and optional AI summaries.
A curated collection of 162 standalone Python 3 apps — calculators, planners, utilities, learning exercises, creative prompts, and terminal games — each a single file with its own README and requirements, no third-party runtime packages, and a machine-readable catalog. Gated with Ruff across every rule family, strict mypy, and a smoke test per app.
A static storytelling site for sci-fi short fiction, built as a focused HTML project with individual story pages.
A comprehensive HTML and CSS learning resource with references, practice exercises, and a final project path.
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