Open-source, in motion · selected work, 2023—2026

I make software that refuses to sit still

I like making software move. Books breathe, companions wander, and keys bend light. The practical tools stay practical—but every project still gets a point of view.

Click, swipe, or use ← →

chapter mapsix rooms, one corridor

room 05 loops back here

companion 00 · resident kitten

01 · recent habitat / 2026

Alcove

A local-first notebook built like a shelf of storybooks—not a stack of files. Pages turn, covers become places, and the library never leaves your machine. When you want help drafting, an optional AI agent can answer questions and propose pages for your review.

local-first
Rust + Tauri
page physics
kept not stored
no account

the guided tour · rendered, not recorded

In motion: the real app, frame by frame—the Welcome book opens, two pages turn, then the full tour through shelves, studios, catalogue spreads, and page-turn physics.View source

catalogue card · kept, not stored

Every book lives on your shelf with real page physics—covers become places, leaves turn with weight, and nothing syncs to a cloud account. The catalogue is a local index of what you own: pull a volume, read it in place, and close it back onto the plank.

Pull the book

02 · desktop companion / 2026

AI Desktop Pet

“Software can have body language.”

★ 20 · aug 2026

Behavior: climbs windows, chases the cursor, remembers, converses, and coexists with other pets.View source

03 · playable light / recent work

Keyscape

A Rust/Tauri per-key RGB engine for ASUS ROG laptops. Fifty hand-built effects turn the keyboard into a programmable landscape of ripples, weather, particles, and color.

Rust + Tauri
50 effects
per-key RGB

One press · or hit R

The instrument answers: light leaves the keyboard and rolls across the room — near surfaces flare first, far corners catch it late and faint.

50 lighting behaviors

Each tap lights this room. In Keyscape, effects animate the hardware.View source

04 · selected 2023 work / ideas that travelled

Earlier
experiments

These are older, but not filler. Each found an audience and set an instinct that still shapes the newer work: characters with presence, explanations with motion, and AI interfaces with personality.

why they are hereThree useful origins, not a complete history.

01 / 03 · README FILM

Characters with presence

Interactive LLM-powered NPCs

Context, voice, and memory let game characters hold grounded conversations inside a shared world. The demo begins in the club—not in the editor—and moves from environmental interaction to the Rogue and Johnny conversation.

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05 · practical tools / tagged and kept in reach

Useful
things

Not every project needs a personality. These remove specific kinds of friction: inbox overload, product-demo capture, scattered technical knowledge, and rigid multi-monitor controls. Pull a tag to see each tool on its own.

All public repositories

selected utility · live demo

U—01

Email Briefing

Email newsletters become a browsable briefing instead of a pile of messages. It clusters and deduplicates stories into topic dashboards, then enriches them with live web context and imagery so one inbox becomes a readable daily map.

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