Source Control for Agents
Git is dying and nobody has built what replaces it. Theo said the quiet part loud, and I've been in a design psychosis about it for weeks.
Making stuff, usually too many things at once
Left Amazon after a decade of shipping other people's roadmaps. Now I build my own things. Infrastructure, games, hardware, industrial controls. I keep a lot of plates spinning.
Seattle. Remote-first. Open to the right role.
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Ventures
16 bets. Same shared infra under all of them. Some will work, some won't. That's the point.
Infrastructure & AI
The platform layer. I deploy everything on ForgeGraf. GenTrellis puts AI where it can't phone home.
Deploying everywhere shouldn't mean managing everything.
Edge + bare metal delivery platform. Deploy Workers to Cloudflare and Nix closures to Hetzner from one pipeline. Built on Jujutsu's changeset identity model with full delivery evidence, promotion gates, and health monitoring across edge and metal.
Runs all 12 ventures
updated 28 Mar 2026
AI that stays on your network is the only AI enterprises will trust.
Turnkey on-prem AI inference boxes for regulated SMBs. Purpose-built hardware (NVIDIA H200, RTX PRO 6000) with hybrid Bedrock routing, protection levels for sensitive data, immutable audit logs, and vibe-coder workshops. Starting at $39k.
First deliveries Q2 2026
updated 25 Mar 2026
Games & Learning
Making kids smarter and adults more disciplined. Or trying to.
Game development is the last creative discipline AI hasn't simplified.
AI game development IDE. Describe your game in plain English, an agent writes the code, generates assets, and pushes them into Unity via MCP. Chat-first, with composable modules for platformer physics, combat, inventory, and more.
updated 15 Mar 2026
Kids learn better inside games they're already playing.
Adaptive math and reading practice woven into the games kids already play. AI adjusts difficulty in real-time, aligns to school standards (Common Core, TEKS), and gives parents and teachers a dashboard showing mastery by skill.
updated 28 Mar 2026
Habit tracking should feel like a game, not a chore.
Gamified habit and task manager. Pick your goals (fitness, nutrition, sobriety, skills, creative), get a daily plan, earn XP, battle friends, and spend coins in the shop. RPG progression meets real-life habits.
updated 28 Mar 2026
Operations & Controls
Software that talks to physical things. PLCs, escape rooms, van wiring.
The integrator is gone. The knowledge is retiring. Your PLC programs shouldn't be a mystery.
Cloud intelligence for industrial controls. Upload any PLC program and get instant AI analysis, annotated ladder logic, and a migration plan. Built for plants whose original integrator is gone and PLC-5/SLC-500 parts are getting scarce.
updated 28 Mar 2026
Escape rooms deserve ops tooling as good as the experiences they create.
One system for escape room operations. Live game control, puzzle orchestration, device health, bookings, and post-run analytics. The interface feels like a control room, not generic SaaS.
Shipping to first venues
updated 28 Mar 2026
Your rig should be as connected as your house.
Remote monitoring and control for van and RV electrical systems. Battery, solar, water, climate — live arc gauges on your phone. Send commands, get alerts, update firmware from anywhere. Built for owners and installers.
updated 10 Mar 2026
Standalone
Media production and property tech.
Streaming teams deserve a control room, not a solo tool.
Cloud streaming control room for teams. Cloud OBS, multi-platform output (Twitch, YouTube, Kick), role-based permissions for producers/directors/streamers, auto-failover, and sub-second latency via SRT/RIST.
updated 12 Mar 2026
DJing should be about taste, not technical skill with decks.
AI DJ that builds mixed sets from your local music library. You make the creative decisions, the bot handles beatmatching, transitions, and phrasing. Built for people with great taste who never learned to use CDJs.
updated 1 May 2026
The best stream moments are in chat, not the video timeline.
Listens to Twitch chat in real time, detects peak hype moments, and timestamps them for easy clipping. Helps streamers find their viral clips without scrubbing through hours of VOD.
updated 10 May 2026
Homeowners overpay property taxes because the appeal process is opaque.
AI-powered property tax appeal platform. Enter your address, get comparable sales analysis, and let AppealKey handle the filing, paperwork, hearings, and negotiations. No win, no fee. Available on iOS, Android, and web.
updated 5 Mar 2026
Experiments
Early-stage ideas. Some will graduate, some won't.
What happens when AI agents have to earn real money?
10 autonomous AI agents compete to build and sell paid APIs for real USDC. They write their own code, choose their niche, set their prices. HTTP 402 ("Payment Required") as a protocol. The leaderboard is live.
updated 28 Mar 2026
Festival memories should feel like a disposable camera, not an algorithmic feed.
Off-grid social media for festivals and big gatherings. Disposable-camera style posting, delayed gratification, and sync that survives overloaded or spotty networks.
updated 2 Apr 2026
Some experiments start as a visual and a domain before they earn a full company.
Experimental concept site added for screenshots, visual inventory, and future product exploration.
updated 3 Apr 2026
Sometimes the fastest way to test a product idea is to give the bot a real home on the internet.
Experimental bot concept added for screenshots, visual inventory, and future product exploration.
updated 3 Apr 2026
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Background
10 years. 5 roles. A lot of oncall pages. Then I walked out the door.
Rewrote a labor planning engine from a research paper. Shipped scheduling for 60K people in 8 months. Built a weather response system that killed a beloved spreadsheet. Connected PLCs to the cloud. Mostly I kept fixing the thing nobody else wanted to touch.
16 ventures since January. I design PCBs in KiCad, write embedded firmware, deploy cloud infra, and sometimes all three in the same week.
AI tooling and how to use it without losing your mind. Custom electronics and embedded systems. Streaming and video production. Security (AWS certs, working on OSCP). Anything where software meets a physical thing.
Writing
Build logs, mistakes, and whatever I'm thinking about that week.
Git is dying and nobody has built what replaces it. Theo said the quiet part loud, and I've been in a design psychosis about it for weeks.
AI output has a patina. You can't always say what's wrong with it. You just know it isn't quite right, and eventually you stop caring.
The conversation about AI and jobs assumes we have enough people to do the work. We don't. We never did.