Selected Projects
A mix of shipped tools, active research, and promising experiments worth showing because each one reveals how I think about product, systems, and impact.
A crowdsourced map of how broken systems actually work versus how they claim to. Courts, hospitals, government offices — the hidden manual nobody publishes.
Right-click any file, selection, or git diff — severity-tiered issues appear with gutter badges, hover tooltips, Dissect's Take, session history, and markdown export. Senior engineer review, no signup.
Organizational memory tool. Logs every Slack message and Jira ticket into a pgvector database — ask "why was the mobile app deprioritized?" and get an answer with exact source, author, and timestamp.
Every AI model has a statistical fingerprint invisible to humans. This identifies which model wrote something, which version, and what prompt structure likely produced it.
