
Standards: engineering expectations in a repository
Public policies, coding standards, reference configuration and workflow examples, including the SDLC and information security program discussed in the blog.

Public policies, coding standards, reference configuration and workflow examples, including the SDLC and information security program discussed in the blog.

A Java framework for building applications from metadata. This website uses its native data actions, process model and Admin interface.

An engine-first mail, calendar and contacts system. Its Rust daemon owns state and exposes a versioned gRPC interface. The repository describes the current reconstruction as pre-alpha.

Shared CI/CD tooling used by this website’s delivery pipelines. A fuller write-up will cover the pipeline contract and the boundaries between verification and release.

A platform project for woodworkers and cabinetmakers. A dedicated case study will follow the product and engineering decisions.

A planned home for a two-year truck restoration, with dated updates and galleries attached to the work.

A terminal UI project for launching tmux and SSH workspaces. This journal will document the workflow and implementation.

Tooling for license headers, repository license metadata and audits. This page will collect the design and maintenance story.

The engineering behind this site: a Java content backend, pure frontend views, reviewed publishing, CI/CD and Kubernetes.

A voice assistant prototype combining macOS/Swift work with a React Three Fiber interface. Architecture and prototype notes will follow.

Git Clone Large Organizations: a Windows desktop application and CLI for cloning and updating an organization’s repositories in parallel.

A project exploring persistent agent coordination across repositories. The write-up will describe the actual state and coordination model.

An agent project for working with source-grounded bills, calendars, vendor reports and drafts. The dedicated write-up will explain its data and action boundaries.

Shared application infrastructure for identity, logging, settings and secrets, with UI support for WinUI3 and WPF and a Velopack update path.
Build a practical information security program around assets, data, identities, agent permissions, incidents and recovery as a solo engineer.
Design a practical software lifecycle with explicit gates, evidence, releases and bounded AI-agent authority, even when you are the only engineer.
A CTO's perspective on making engineering judgment visible, usable by AI agents, and connected to evidence.
Writing, projects, workshop notes and photographs, as they are published.