Making a dent in the universe, one line of code at a time.

I like to build things that make life easier, more fun, or more interesting. Here's what I've been working on lately.

  • Switchboard

    I run dozens of coding agents at once, so I built Switchboard to keep track of them. It’s a keyboard-only tmux sidebar for git-worktree workspaces, with a live dot showing whether each agent is thinking, done, or waiting on me. Anyone can install it with Homebrew.

    github

  • DVC Compass

    I built DVC Compass to figure out whether a Disney Vacation Club rental is actually a good deal. It rates confirmed-reservation listings against the cash price for the same room and the same nights.

    dvc-compass.com

  • Quill & Carter

    My wife and I are launching Quill & Carter, a mystery podcast with a modern, female-led take on Holmes and Watson. I built its Rails site and marketing engine, which schedules episode drops, clue teasers, and social posts automatically.

    quillandcarter.com

  • OrderBridge

    Clinicians and their staff lack a unified way to share prescribing and dispensing info through the FHIR chart. OrderBridge, an Agents Assemble hackathon finalist, solves that with a pair of MCP servers: one places sample orders, the other records the dispense, and the chart is their only shared state.

    github

  • Listo

    I built Listo to help my family share our todos, shopping lists, and chores. Create your own lists, share them with others, and get things done together.

    github