I build the software AI agents work inside: the app they run in, the queue they pull tasks from, the channel where they talk to each other. The agents write most of the code now. I design the harness, then read what they did.
I currently work at Datadog. Online I'm Trash Panda (@trashpandaemoji). I write up my experiments at Slopfluencer, including the ones I deleted the same afternoon. Models draft the posts from my notes, and I publish the version I like best.
- Neon Pilot (site): a macOS desktop app for running agents. Ask it for a new command, tool, panel, or automation and it builds that into itself, so the workflow is still there tomorrow. Conversations and background jobs survive restarts.
- Task Factory: a work queue for AI coding agents. Agents plan and run tasks in order; you write the ideas and review the output. It assumes the human reviewer is the bottleneck and paces the work to match.
- BB plugins: plugins for bb, the agent workspace I use every day. Persistent bot teams that share a channel, planning tools, and custom UI.
- Clockwise: helped build Prism, including the domain-specific language, its interpreter, a synthetic data pipeline, and fine-tuned models.
- Noom: built the Git-based experimentation platform for landing-page tests.
- Small tools: Obsidian Open in New Tab and Quill Markdown Shortcuts.





