The work
The tools and products I'm building around AI agents — each one real and in use.
Public-facing products and platforms.
Sites that build and maintain themselves
The marketing-site builder I'm launching as Auxon. An LLM writes the site; sitekit — the engine under it — holds it to a versioned voice, style, and shape so it stays on-brand as it grows. This site runs on it.
auxon.ai
Your résumé, as code
A schema, a CLI, and a workflow that treat your résumé as code — git-backed, tailored per job by an AI working inside a stable contract, then exported to PDF or DOCX. Version it like software.
resume-as-code.ai
An AI-discoverable identity platform
A professional profile at an @handle that AI assistants can actually find and answer questions about — backed by structured data, a REST API, and an MCP server, so ChatGPT, Claude, and the rest know who you are.
castcard.ai
A personal AI harness that learns you
An agent runtime in the spirit of Claude Code, with a persistent learning layer on top — it accumulates your context, routes across providers (including a local Mac lane), and survives model swaps. The harness behind much of my other work.
The smaller utilities I built and use every day.
Gives an LLM safe, deterministic control of Gmail — read, search, draft, organize, send (with a confirmation step). The alignment-layer idea, pointed at my inbox.
Captures how I write and reproduces it — drafts in my voice, then scores the result against my own fingerprint. The agent on the home page sounds like me because of it.
Keeps a git repo legible to AI agents — frontmatter rules, dependency cascades, an auto-built index, link checks — all from one thin config. A sibling to sitekit, for documents.
A catalog of dev tools I mine daily from the newsletters I read, deduped and classified. It's what powers the AI Tools page — I query it instead of guessing.
A read-only research CLI for options income: it pulls market data, computes features, and drafts a structured thesis. It never places trades — a personal tool, not a product.