Builds

Built, not pitched.

Software, systems, experiments, books, and AI skills. Different forms, one recurring instinct: make the complicated thing usable.

The work behind the wedge.

01 Open source

Book + AI skill

The Support Machine

A full book and executable AI-agent skill for moving customer support from chatbot theater to a trustworthy operating model.

I wrote the field guide for the AI support migration — and shipped it as a working AI skill.

02 Live + open source

Voice agent for CS

CALL-E

Voice signals for Customer Success that ring the CS owner, not the customer — the escalation path turned into an agent.

AI pointed at the customer-facing org itself, not at the customer.

03 Hackathon entry

Grounded AI agent

Flux

A live onboarding intelligence agent that maps how a team actually works from GitLab and Notion signals, then proposes a safe first task.

AI applied to a real org problem — grounded in how teams actually work, not how the wiki says they do.

Competed in the national Google Cloud Rapid Agent Hackathon.

04 Open source

Support CLI

fcli

A Go CLI for Intercom and Fin — test AI responses, triage urgent tickets, and read conversation stats without leaving the terminal.

Tooling built for the people actually running the support queue.

05 Live

Hiring signal

barnirhired

An AI job-fit analysis tool for customer-facing technical roles — built from a career of hiring for them.

I know this talent market from both sides of the table — well enough to ship a product for it.

Not everything here is for a boardroom.

Built because I couldn't not build them. The instinct is the same one I bring to the work.

01 Live

Political simulation

Conflict: 2027

A 48-turn political simulation that makes sustainable peace winnable, difficult, and legible through the systems surrounding it.

Built at an AWS Loop Hacking hackathon.

02 Open source

Therapeutic software

Vessel

A therapeutic writing environment inspired by EMDR, designed to help difficult thoughts move instead of harden.

03 Live + open source

Learning experience

Ada Quest

Interactive browser missions that teach Ada and SPARK through small systems bugs, compiler-style feedback, and proof.

04 Live

Human ↔ agent network

Agent Switchboard

Where humans and agents find each other, signal what they need, and show what they can do.

05 In development

Community project

Ada Revival

A larger bet on making Ada delightful again with an in-browser proving ground, SPARK, and an MCP kit for AI coding assistants.

06 Open source

Multi-model harness

Greenroom

Where an LLM panel argues before going on stage — blind debate, scope checks, and submission sentries, with you keeping the ledger.

07 Open source

Agent debugging

Suspect Memories

Find the memory that broke your agent — inspect what it learned and which recollection sent it off the rails.

08 Live + open source

Reading experience

Ground Truth

One topic, five editorial perspectives — no feed, no algorithmic addiction loop.

Built end to end by Rune, my engineering agent, as its first project.

09 Live + open source

Generative music

Composer Muse

A concert-hall playground for generating original music inspired by classical composers while learning how their styles work.

Built as an experiment with Grok 4.5.

Something here started a thought?

That is usually where the useful conversations begin.