Portfolio

The common thread is not industry or stack. It is work with real constraints, meaningful tradeoffs, and enough complexity to make design choices visible.

What you’ll see here

• optimization and planning systems
• developer tools and interfaces
• experiments at the boundary of AI and structured problem-solving
• projects where the tradeoffs are visible, not just the features

Good places to start

SolverForge

The largest and most representative project here. A constraint solver and ecosystem spanning modeling, runtime design, performance work, developer tooling, and documentation.

Meridian

The clearest desktop-product example. An offline-native application where the calculation contract, local data, packaging, and day-to-day interaction all have to hold together.

AITD:TNN PC Overhaul

A preservation project with a deliberately narrow boundary. Useful for seeing how reverse engineering, runtime integration, installer ownership, and visual restraint can serve an existing work rather than overwrite it.

Tools around the work

For compact examples of operability, look at trex, SolverForge Calendar, and computer-use-sway: each makes a complex system easier to inspect and control without hiding its state.

What this page is for

If you want a fast read on the kinds of problems I take seriously, start here.

Look for patterns:

• preference for explicit system boundaries
• comfort with constrained technical domains
• interest in tools that make complexity easier to operate
• emphasis on clarity, leverage, and systems that hold up in practice

Elsewhere

• Want interactive examples? → Demos
• Want background and context? → About
• Want the broader product/docs ecosystem? → SolverForge
• Want SolverForge implementation or integration work? → SolverForge