Things I keep thinking about building.

This is mostly a place to keep track of the kinds of software I find interesting: tools for building, tools for operations, and runtime ideas that make the work feel clearer and less annoying.

Nothing here is a company bio. It is closer to a personal index of projects I keep returning to.

Current work

A few things I keep coming back to.

Pixelbox

What if making software felt more like staying in one thought?

Pixelbox is the environment idea: ask, edit, run, preview, debug, and iterate in one loop instead of scattering attention across a pile of tools and windows.

Local-first development Integrated preview loop Execution-backed progress
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Automoat

Turn messy business data into a defensible AI moat.

Automoat helps discover what is actually proprietary in a business, turn that data into something testable, and prove whether it creates an advantage through research, benchmarks, retrieval, adaptation, and local-first workflows.

Moat discovery Evaluation and benchmarks Local-first workflows
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Forge

A governed runtime for autonomous engineering loops.

Forge wraps coding agents in the missing operating layer: durable task queues, repo memory, policy gates, run receipts, monitor loops, and git-native delivery.

Policy-gated autonomy Run receipts Git delivery

Triline

Three-way AI conversations across calls, demos, and rooms.

Triline brings an AI collaborator into the line with a caller and an operator. It supports inbound and outbound AI calls, a browser demo, shared rooms, and long-running conversation context.

Caller + you + AI Inbound and outbound Rooms and demo
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