I build tools for the parts of development that usually get in the way.
Most of my work lives around Linux, Neovim, developer tooling, and AI infrastructure. I care about tools that are small enough to understand, safe enough to trust, and useful enough to keep.
- duke.nvim - Java project and dependency workflows inside Neovim
- clide.nvim - Claude Code integration with inline hunk review
- Hermes Codex Web - Advanced web actions for Hermes Agent
- Hermes Grok X Search - Citation-aware X research through a gateway
- Hermes Human Control - A small dashboard add-in for managing Hermes profiles
- OpenCode Go Pool - Account and quota controls for CLIProxyAPI
- Linux, Neovim, tmux
- Lua, Python, Go, Bash
- Small interfaces over sprawling platforms
- Reviewable changes over magic automation
- Boring failure modes over impressive demos
The public repositories are a mix of Neovim plugins, Hermes Agent extensions, and infrastructure experiments. Some are polished tools. Some are working experiments. The README of each project is the source of truth.