I build small tools, practical workflow fixes, and the occasional ambitious prototype. Also a bit of Halo.
I'm based in Canada. Most of my current work uses Python and JavaScript to turn repetitive operations into clear, testable workflows.
- Cadence Atlas — a visual harmony coach and music game that exports MIDI and writes native synth, mixer, track, region, and note entities through Audiotool's Nexus SDK.
- DamageLens — an OpenCV 5 parcel-photo inspection agent. Five visual states change the next action, with six passing tests and a live trace explorer.
- ClaimGuard — an evidence-linked shipment-claim assistant built with the AWS Strands Agents SDK, deterministic checks, and a human review gate.
- ClaimGuard Voice — a voice-first Alexa+ simulation with tested responses grounded in visible source IDs.
- Solana Ecosystem Pulse — a hosted, no-key network, validator, DeFi, and anomaly dashboard.
- JSONL Cleanup — a dependency-free validator and deduplicator that keeps rejected records separate. Includes tests and runnable samples.
- Midas Interface Icons — 50 original, dependency-free SVG interface symbols in a consistent dark/gold review sheet, with source files and validation in the public repository.
Open to small, clearly scoped Python or JavaScript fixes, data cleanup, and workflow tooling. A description of the problem and a synthetic input/output example are a good starting point. Please keep private data and credentials out of public issues.
Halo artwork: Bungie / Microsoft Game Studios, vectorized by VulcanSphere. Image source. Fan interest; no affiliation.
