I build small things that keep running after I close the laptop: dashboards that refresh every half hour, agents that watch money, an Android app or two because the one I wanted didn't exist.
Most of it sits in private repos. The public bits:
Live
- x429: Skip the Line is a PayBox plugin for busy APIs. When one answers 429, your agent can pay a cent or two in USDC on Base to jump the queue, and every agent it passes gets paid for its spot. Took 1st place in the first PayBox Hackathon; demo video.
- Keepalive sells USDC subscriptions by the epoch, and a missed heartbeat is the refund. On Arc mainnet, no support tickets involved.
- XDM is a download manager for Android, in the spirit of 1DM and IDM+. Kotlin and Compose.
Building
- Outlive sells a running service instead of its code: an NFT on NEAR that holds an API's treasury, price list and customers, so selling the token hands over the business while callers keep calling.
- Shadowright gives a wallet agent a learner's permit on Sui. It earns autonomy one category at a time instead of getting the keys on day one.
- Nightshift is a payments operator for small PayPal merchants: it catches the lapsed authorizations, failed captures and double refunds that quietly lose money, and fixes the safe ones itself. Running on a sandbox account.
Past builds
- Close Call leaderboard was a live board for FLOP Labs' NVDA contest on technocore.chat. Every row is checked against the referee's signature in your browser, so you don't have to trust me.
- Poltergift is a secret gift exchange on the Tari Ootle where the chain sees equal gifts in and unlinkable claims out, and nobody learns who gave what to whom.
- Family Archive Weaver turns a folder of old family recordings into a browsable archive, with every uncertain name or date flagged instead of guessed.
Stack changes with the project. Lately it's TypeScript, Python, Kotlin, some Solidity and Rust, and a lot of cron.
Off the keyboard: an anime backlog I will never finish and whatever game is eating my weekend.