I build practical software and automation that holds up beyond the demo — developer tools, systems software, and AI-assisted workflows.

I’m most interested in the hard edges: installation, compatibility, validation, recovery, and the details that make tools dependable for real users.

• Systems and operations: Windows, PowerShell, virtualization, infrastructure, and repeatable maintenance.
• Developer tooling: focused tools that remove friction from setup, debugging, testing, and delivery.
• Agent workflows: practical ways to make AI-assisted development more observable, safer, and easier to operate.
• Open source: targeted contributions that improve installation, documentation, testing, Windows support, and contributor experience.

• github-activity — a native, theme-aware GitHub contribution calendar for the Noctalia v5 bar, with an interactive annual heatmap, streak statistics, manual refresh, and offline-friendly caching.
• PromptFlow — a browser-based teleprompter for recording scripts with camera preview, local storage, and graceful browser fallbacks. Live app
• UltraShare — a Windows utility for creating a clean 16:9 sharing region on an ultrawide monitor.

I contribute where software meets real operating constraints:

• Hermes Agent #84469 — fixed locale-sensitive Windows updater timestamps and added regression coverage.
• SqlServerDsc #2466 — documented Windows credential formats and SQLPS compatibility.
• markdown-to-google-docs-mcp #30 — handled failed MCP credential syncs with visible recovery feedback.
• keda-gpu-scaler #115 — added HPA and gRPC checks to the troubleshooting guide.
• transcria #10 — improved Spanish beta translations while preserving catalog structure and technical placeholders.

Agent tooling, developer workflows, and practical systems software — with an emphasis on reliability, validation, and making complex tools easier to use.

I prefer small, understandable improvements that survive contact with a real machine, a real user, and the next person who has to maintain them.