I build AI agents for New Jersey state government, stats tools for esports teams, and Polaris, an open-source home for the coding agents I work with every day.
Polaris runs Claude Code and Codex side by side, on your Mac or any machine you can SSH into. It stays quiet while your agents work and tells you which one is stuck. It uses the agents and logins you already have. Free and open source.
Founder. Design and code.
Parsertime turns scrim logs into stats for more than 2,000 players on 430 teams, and the code is open source. Sightline is what comes next: coaching tools for esports teams, now in private beta.
Team lead. NJ Department of Community Affairs.
Staff ask one assistant, and it hands the work to a specialist agent for data analysis, forms or writing. Built on Vercel's eve framework and AWS Bedrock, with any code an agent writes kept in a sandbox.
Contributor. Vercel's agent framework.
Two pull requests to eve. One stops an agent from seeing Linear threads that belong to other agents. The other keeps a failed web search on Bedrock from taking down the whole request. Vercel's own follow-up took the same approach.
The first post is still being written.
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