Building tools that connect developers, bridge communities, and push technical boundaries.

I'm a developer with two decades of experience and a growing obsession with software correctness. I believe in building tools that empower developers and bridge the gaps between disparate communities.
My work spans from curating job opportunities for niche programming languages to aggregating cross-community tech discourse, and from GPU-accelerated UI frameworks to terminal-based collaboration tools.
Tools and platforms I've built to solve problems I care about.
An AI-controlled browser that integrates with local and commercial LLMs via MCP to automate web tasks. Features an approval system, domain whitelisting, encrypted credentials, full audit logging, and scriptable automation in JavaScript or Lua.
Open-source library for building GPU-accelerated, cross-platform desktop applications and WebGPU-powered UIs in the browser. High performance meets developer flexibility.
A curated job board for developers seeking opportunities in non-mainstream programming languages. Hand-picked listings for Ada, OCaml, Clojure, Haskell, and more.
Terminal-first real-time collaboration tool for developers. Pair program directly from your terminal with minimal friction.
Thoughts on software development, programming languages, and the tech ecosystem.
Why 'just get a VPS' is dangerously incomplete advice.
Running compiled binaries on shared hosting.
How LLMs favor popular programming languages.
How XFrames leverages FFI for cross-platform development.