Building

Everything below came out of my first year of building, most of it public, some of it private. Each one started as an idea for something I thought was missing, or something that could be better.

CueSesh

Podcast app, live on the App Store

Podcast episodes never fit the time I actually had, whether that was a commute, a walk, or a lunch break. So I built the fix. Tell CueSesh how much time you have and it curates episodes that fit, to the minute. Audio and video, from the open podcast ecosystem.

cueCLI

Open Source prompt manager for your CLI, on npm

Managing prompts between a notes app and the terminal, across repos, became a workflow nightmare. I wanted something that fit the way I already work, so cueCLI keeps the templates in the terminal, tagged, sanitized, and reusable across every project. Open source, past a thousand downloads on npm.

Nebulayer

Codebase visualization, live and free

I wanted to see the story of how a codebase grew. Nebulayer renders a GitHub repo as a constellation map, connections instead of folders, and replays its history commit by commit so you can watch it come alive. Pick any file and follow its flow tree in both directions, what it feeds and what feeds it.

ATLAS

Autonomous trading system, live capital

ATLAS is a trading bot running on live capital, and it's really two systems. One takes ETF-style thematic positions in a specific market. The other is an LLM that reasons over market data and executes on its own, inside guardrails that enforce hard limits and that it never overrides. I built it to find the line between what a model should decide and what it should never be allowed to.