Selected work / Product evidence
Selected cases include public demos and a private desktop beta. Active builds show what works now, where to inspect it, and the next evidence gate.
01 / Selected evidence
These dossiers carry the clearest product, architecture, failure, and verification evidence.
Local-first idea admission
Decide what an idea deserves before creating another repository.
A local macOS workbench that takes an idea through a deliberate assessment, an explicit decision, and an approval-bound project handoff.
Operational B2B product
Preserve extra-work evidence before the context disappears.
A phone-first workflow that carries one request from field capture through requester acknowledgment, actuals, pricing, outcome, and a printable evidence packet.
AI-enabled coaching product
Turn one finished match into one better decision next game.
A post-match coaching product where deterministic code extracts and validates the evidence around one bounded model-generated review.
Agent reliability lab
Only one architecture stayed useful under attack.
Eight synthetic support cases run through three agent architectures, exposing where safety protects useful work and where it only blocks it.
02 / Currently building
Current proof and the next gate stay visible so early work does not read like a finished product.
Deterministic autonomy simulation
See what an autonomous rover proposed, what the rules allowed, and what a person approved.
An interactive Unreal dispatch simulation with four recorded AI missions, deterministic replay, and a public showcase that keeps proposals, validation, and operator decisions separate.
Deterministic generative music
Turn a place into the same piece of music every time.
A browser composition engine that maps normalized coordinates to a versioned musical plan, while treating listening quality as a separate gate from deterministic correctness.
Mobile conversation product
Small scheduled conversations organized around topics, not profiles.
A mobile-first product with a deterministic scenario environment, pure domain packages, fake external services, and strict production boundaries.