Projects

Three pastes for getting Claude to handle real work. Personal Preferences, a flat-folder workspace, and the Research / Plan / Implement workflow. Public on GitHub.

Rebuilt my three core Claude skills around one idea: the handoff doc is the real product of each phase, not the pile of work behind it.

This site. Astro, Tailwind, Vercel. Done, and permanently under construction.

A trading company I'm starting with a few friends. We think we've found a genuinely different angle. That's roughly all you're getting here, and that's on purpose.

My personal, rules-based investing system. A 70/20/10 framework that automates the boring core, caps a small conviction sleeve, and keeps dry powder ready for a correction.

A no-code AI setup guide and automation playbook for the Journeymen Triangle mentorship nonprofit. Built in one shot, shipped, done.

My whole Claude workspace packaged up: six skill cards, a four-part setup guide, and the flat folder system underneath. Done, and deliberately smaller than it wanted to be.

Eight weeks of watching my own AI automations fail, written up. A task that reports success and writes nothing is worse than one that crashes.

Deprioritized. I was going to de-algorithm my parents' feeds. Then they both picked up AI on their own and went somewhere better than I would have sent them.

A private Discord for people actually building with AI. Ran weekly meetups for eight weeks, then ended them on purpose.

Pulled my data off 30+ platforms, normalized 389,508 rows of it, then deleted the accounts. I own 100% of it now.

Once I owned 18 years of my own data, I pointed it at myself. A dashboard built from 389,508 rows about me.

Using Incogni + Claude to systematically scrub my data footprint and protect my family from increasingly sophisticated scams.

Migrated 4 years of ChatGPT conversation history into a searchable, useful format.

Eight Commander decks built by feelings and table dynamics instead of win rates. The full roster is now on the site.

A five-night D&D-style campaign that taught my wife and her friend Magic. All five done. They lost the finale, gloriously.