work
Mostly web apps. Increasingly, the agents that run inside them.
Below are the four kinds of work I take on. Each section names the problem it solves and why it matters before the projects themselves.
01 · agentic systems
Agentic systems
Tool-use loops and orchestration built for regulated domains. The model is a component; the system is the state machine, the eval harness, and the observability that lets a human intervene before a small problem becomes a big one. These are the projects where agent reliability has to pay for itself.
code review (rust)
Multi-agent code review on rig.rs with a standalone four-tier diff compressor.
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orca
Agentic platform for healthcare workflows — Rust core, Vertex AI, human-in-the-loop by default.
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code review (go)
Go-based multi-agent reviewer on Google ADK — 8 agents, diff compression, CLI and HTTP.
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02 · healthcare web apps
Healthcare web apps
Web applications where PHI handling, audit trails, and compliance sit next to the product work, not after it. Reference architectures and production services for clinical-grade constraints. Speed to production matters; so does not shipping a lawsuit.
03 · mobile apps
Mobile apps
Offline-first Flutter apps for people who work without reliable signal — anglers, carvers, field operators. Shared logic between web and mobile where it helps, native platform behavior where it doesn't. One codebase is usually the right answer for product-market-fit work.
fisherman's log
Offline-first angler log — structured environmental snapshots, on-device pattern engine, lazy sync.
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bitewise
Photo-in, lure-out — Flutter app that identifies fishing lures with Gemini and pairs them to nearby water.
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hewn
Flutter app for woodcarvers and woodturners — staged 3D progression, design builder, offline-first.
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04 · open-source libraries
Open-source libraries
Rust crates that earn their keep by shipping downstream. Focused scope, zero runtime dependencies, benchmarks against stated targets. The kind of dependency a reader can vendor without regret.