I build AI agents, data pipelines, security tooling, and real software, across the whole stack, and I ship it where you can see it. A generalist who wires the pieces together and makes them run. The commit history keeps growing.
I am a technology generalist. I build across the whole stack: a fleet of AI agents, a memory system with a vector database, a live inventory tool, security detection rules, and more. I wire the pieces together and make them run. Then I write down what broke.
A personal AI memory system built from scratch: an MCP server with a vector database, hybrid search, and local embeddings. 227 commits. The kind of thing people pay a monthly fee for.
An equipment tracking and inventory tool running on a live server, solving a real operational problem. 450 commits and counting, the most-worked project in the whole portfolio.
A dozen-plus named AI agents (an orchestrator, researchers, a chief of staff) that coordinate, hand off work, and run on a schedule without me.
Duplicate accounts, blank fields, stale records: they quietly break your reporting and slow your team. I fix it as a one-time, done-for-you project — the same rigor as everything else here. Read-only audit first, you approve the plan, and every change is logged and reversible. No black box, no subscription.
A read-only report of every data issue in your org — duplicates, gaps, stale records — with a fix plan. Nothing is changed.
Merge duplicates (related records kept, no orphans), fill missing fields, standardize formatting. Full change log delivered; anything can be walked back.