Projects

Turns any OpenAPI specification into a Model Context Protocol server, so AI agents can call existing APIs in a standard way. Built with Hono and deployed on Cloudflare Workers.

A self-hostable customer-support desk with envelope encryption, per-row wrapped keys, and HMAC lookups, so tickets stay readable to the operator and to nobody else. It imports edgeport for mail, which is why edgeport exists at all.

A SQLite layer for Durable Objects, written because the platform's real limits are undocumented: 100 bound parameters where local PDO allows 32,766, a 50-byte ceiling on a LIKE pattern, and lossy integer reads above 2^53. Each one broke something real before it got written down.

A full MLOps control plane that fine-tunes LoRA adapters on my own home RTX 4070, reached over an SSH tunnel and driven from a Cloudflare Workers UI.

Converts documents into LoRA adapters, with device-precision-aware GPU training. Built in 2025; wired into The Earth App's support tooling (smoke) in 2026, alongside MyLoRA.

A Drupal 11 backup and instant-rollback suite over S3, and the second Drupal module written for The Earth App's own backend. 77 commits in three days.

Nuxt and Cloudflare Workers blogging software with a custom API over KV and D1 storage. Built because I did not feel like making a git commit for every blog post with Jekyll.

A Minecraft cosmetics plugin engineered so that adding a new cosmetic meant adding one line to a list and letting the plugin generate the rest. My favorite of the Big 4 to build.

An automation pipeline that polls JetBrains hourly for new Kotlin releases, auto-bumps a Gradle plugin, and auto-publishes to Modrinth. I automated my own distribution.

A harness that compiles and runs the same algorithms across eleven languages, times them, and plots the results with Kandy. Proof of multi-language fluency you cannot fake.

A documentation-generation engine written from scratch in Kotlin: it reads JSON schema files and produces a JDK-Javadoc-style browsable website, with its own schema validator and template generator. A tool to document other tools.

A Clash-Royale-inspired card battler for Minecraft, my most idiomatic Kotlin, with clean domain modeling and WASD-rideable entities built by intercepting player-input packets. One of the first projects sold on the SpigotMC market.

Kotlin bindings for the raylib game library, reached after trying and discarding allegro5 and SDL3. My highest-starred Calculus Games studio repo.

A Gradle plugin that pulls dependencies straight from git repositories, no artifact repository required. Built specifically so I would not have to pay for a hosted Nexus just to consume my own unpublished libraries.

A typed, cross-platform client for the Tabroom debate platform, built by reverse-engineering its gated HTML login flow. Kotlin Multiplatform, with per-platform HTTP engines and HTML parsing, for the tournaments I personally compete in.

An ASCII-art engine written in Kotlin Multiplatform, available for CLI, desktop, web, and mobile. Converts images and video to ASCII art, and the project that nudged me back into C.

A human-readable file format for describing game levels, backed with parsers and bindings in six languages plus an IntelliJ plugin, a VSCode extension, and a CLI. More completeness than most formats get from an entire company.