27 projects
Projects
Ventures, flagship builds, and lab experiments. Real users, production intent, and a few side quests that are simply interesting.
Ventures
Early-stage ventures on a path to becoming real companies. Real users, real stakes, and open to conversations with early users and investors.
- Open beta
Archipelag.io Decentralized AI compute: AI jobs run on a network of community-operated GPU hosts. Jobs prefer nearby hosts and a preferred region, and every job records where it ran; strict regional enforcement is in development. In free open beta: hosts earn virtual credits while metering is validated, and real-money payouts are not enabled yet.
- Public alpha
Cyanea Bioinformatics notebooks that actually re-run. Write, run, and share analyses that execute in your browser on WebAssembly, with nothing to install. Every notebook, dataset, and output is a versioned snapshot you can run again. A Rust analysis stack underneath, 21 file formats built in. Open source, with self-hosting and federation on the way.
- In development
Humankind Human continuity platform for preserving presence across generations. Humankind helps people build a living archive of voice, stories, memories, values, and relational warmth so the texture of a person remains accessible long after distance, aging, or death would otherwise erase it. Consent-first, privacy by default, and explicit about the difference between recorded truth, reconstruction, and inference.
- Shipping
Arcanist Haskell tooling for the age of AI-authored code. hx is a fast package and project manager written in Rust, and bhc is a compiler built to check everything it can. With a registry that records what has been verified, they lead toward a commons where nobody, human or model, has to verify the same thing twice.
Flagship and serious builds
Infrastructure, tooling, and systems I maintain with production intent. These solve real problems I hit repeatedly.
- Stable
Zentinel Security-first reverse proxy built to guard the free web. Rust on Cloudflare's Pingora, explicit configuration over hidden defaults, and WAF, auth and other policy in isolated agents, so a crashing agent leaves the proxy running. Agents for WAF, bot management, identity, API inspection and scripting, SDKs from Rust to Haskell, a pure Rust ModSecurity engine and a fleet control plane.
- Live
hx The Haskell toolchain in one fast binary. hx installs GHC and Cabal, builds, tests, formats and lints your code, pins every dependency by hash, and publishes your packages. Written in Rust, it starts in milliseconds, works with the .cabal files and Hackage you already use, and gives AI agents the same commands over MCP.
- Beta
bhc The Basel Haskell Compiler, a clean-slate compiler for the Haskell you already write. Written in Rust, it compiles to native code through LLVM and to WebAssembly, with a runtime profile chosen per build. It compiles all 221 modules of Pandoc, and Pandoc's Markdown reader and HTML writer run end to end.
- In development
Shiioo A virtual company of AI agents on your Mac, run from your phone. Claude Code, Codex and local models work in their own branches; a rules file decides what they may do alone, the rest reaches you on Telegram as a question, and every step lands in a tamper-evident record. One Rust binary, open source.
- Very early
Aqueduct A durable execution engine in Rust, built for the procedures agents write and people approve. Every step is journaled before it counts, so a run survives crashes, restarts and week long waits, and replays to the same result. Procedures are written in Starlark or Rust, and the engine is tested by deterministic simulation and by killing it at every point.
- In development
Refrakt A convention-first web framework for Gleam. Productive like Phoenix, explicit like Gleam, composable with Wisp and Lustre. Full-stack code generation, CRUD scaffolding, and a batteries-included developer experience on the BEAM.
- In development
Vela No-downtime app deployment on bare metal. One binary. No containers. A self-hosted PaaS alternative to Heroku, Fly.io, Coolify, and Kamal. Built in Rust with zero-downtime deploys and a built-in reverse proxy.
- Live
broodwar.live The community platform for StarCraft: Brood War competitive play, a basketball-reference.com for Brood War. Profiles for 150 pro players in English and Korean, build orders for every matchup, tournaments, a wiki, and replay analysis that runs in the browser on WebAssembly, so nothing is uploaded.
Civic and research
Open standards, evidence, and systems thinking applied to public life, history, and the study of human collectives.
- Live
Die Zukunft A new Swiss party for the age of AI and robotics: its own compute and open Swiss models, top talent, production at home, and a dividend for everyone.
- Draft research, website preview
Human Macroscope A long-term interdisciplinary research project on humans and human collectives across scales: how individual traits, roles, relations, institutions, and cultural transmission combine into collective properties over time. Its website zooms through one illustrated world, from a single person to a town's history, and includes an encyclopedia that quotes every working term from the research glossary. Models and evidence maps are drafts, open to criticism.
- Early prototype, website preview
Chronicle of Earth An evidence-linked historical atlas, starting with 1900–2026: choose a place and a date, see what changed, and inspect the evidence behind every assertion. Control, territorial claims and recognition stay separate, disagreement is preserved, and coverage gaps are shown as gaps. The website's globe travels through the record, showing how far each entry has been verified. An early prototype zooms from globe to village; every historical record is still an unreviewed draft.
Labs / passion projects
I try a lot of ideas, ship them small and real, and see which ones stick. Some will graduate to flagship. Some will stay fun forever. No pressure either way.
- In development
WASM-AD
A fantasy console standard with 32-bit handheld hardware: tile layers, sprites, palettes, and save RAM, memory-mapped inside the cartridge. A cartridge is a single WebAssembly module. Comes with a written spec, a reference renderer with conformance tests, SDKs for Rust, C and C++, Zig, AssemblyScript and Go, and a web player.
- In development
coconutOS
A hard shell for AI inference. A Rust microkernel that makes GPU isolation a kernel primitive: every model runs in its own shard with its own page tables, VRAM partition and capabilities, GPU drivers live outside ring 0, and pledge_gpu and unveil_vram only ever take privileges away. Runs a transformer forward pass end to end in QEMU today; real GPU silicon is next.
- In development
Terrarium
A societal simulation engine where LLM-powered agents form emergent civilizations. Each agent has a personality, needs, memories, and beliefs that can be wrong. You set the rules of the world, then watch for markets, hierarchies, and alliances to emerge on their own.
- Live
Hotaru
Simulated neuron cultures on a 60-electrode array play Pong in your browser, as in the DishBrain experiment. Feedback for hits and misses alone did not make them better. Input that goes quiet when the paddle moves toward the ball did, and the page shows it next to a control.
- Playable
Kishi Chess, shogi and Go against engines written in Rust and compiled to WebAssembly. They play in the browser on your own device, offline, from novice to full strength, on a quiet board.
- In development
Sango
Edge diagnostics for the modern web. An operator-grade CLI that performs comprehensive endpoint analysis in a single command. TLS inspection, HTTP protocol detection (HTTP/1.1, HTTP/2, HTTP/3), security headers, latency measurements, and technology stack identification.
- In development
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- Very early
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- In progress
Learn You the Web
A friendly guide to how the web actually works. For Real This Time. HTTP, DNS, TLS, and the protocols that hold it all together. without the hand-waving or oversimplification.
