unit-of-trust
A scrollytelling essay arguing that agent decision legibility should be a first-class layer of the agent stack, not an afterthought.
/ prototypes + experiments
Solo projects I've been building with AI tools — some made in a single sitting, others over a week or two. Mostly Claude Code. I try stuff out and keep iterating on what sticks — little tools I actually use, prototypes still in motion, patterns I'm figuring out as I go.
A scrollytelling essay arguing that agent decision legibility should be a first-class layer of the agent stack, not an afterthought.
Fully local voice tutor for Mandarin and French — speak, it listens, replies, and talks back. Nothing leaves the machine.
Decision-legibility surface for autonomous coding agents (live cockpit + retrospective blame).
Twelve recommendation-system designs benchmarked head-to-head on the same dataset and ground-truth queries.
A living catalog of AI UX patterns — agent orchestration, tool-call visualization, adaptive cards and UI.
All-local, encrypted, voice-first journaling for iOS and macOS from a single SwiftUI codebase.
Self-guided iOS app for exposure therapy, built around experiments rather than sessions.
CLI for using Claude Code to brainstorm and track job applications.

Browser-based running utilities — pace converter, heart rate zones, race predictor. Everything runs client-side.