I'm a professional software developer who enjoys maintaining some open-source software in my free time. Currently, I am working on modernizing and expanding my team's end-to-end automated testing framework (Python 3.14).
Check out some of my projects below!
| Project | Status | Description | Links |
|---|---|---|---|
| osu! Tournament Rating | active | A fully-featured data visualization suite & elo-like rating system for osu! tournament players. | GitHub | Website | Docs |
| Brigitta | maintenance | An IRC client for osu! tournament referees. | GitHub |
| osu! Mappool Compliance Checker (OMCC) | maintenance | A discord bot that ensures compliance of osu! tournament mappools. | GitHub |
| omc-api | maintenance | API which powers osu!'s mappool compliance checking tools. | GitHub |
| BanchoSharp | inactive | A C# library for connecting to osu!Bancho and managing multiplayer lobbies seamlessly. | GitHub |
| SimpleMem | inactive | A C# library that makes complex process memory reading and manipulation simple. | GitHub |
AI disclosure
These days, I use AI to write code. I also use AI to assist in writing documentation. However, I do not blindly ship untested/unreviewed code. I own, support, and test all products I ship. My goal is to not introduce low-effort slop into the ecosystem. I do this for a living so I at least like to think I know what I'm doing here. For me, it is a very helpful tool.
In general, these are my views on AI:
- If words are on a page, I want it to be written by me and not AI. Writing is a form of self-expression and isn't something that I think AI is close to getting right. I will never author something with AI and then expect another human to read it and give a meaningful input back to me.
- I never ship AI-generated art or graphics.
- I test, review, and own everything I push.