Field register / selected work

Projects

A catalog of products, systems, and small tools—each shaped by the problem it solves and the boundaries it has to work within.

16 studies in the register

02 / Prototypes

Working studies, with their boundaries in view.

  1. Loom

    A local-first long-form writing environment where the manuscript remains sovereign while structure and context gather around it.

    Tauri, React, TypeScript

  2. Hayabusa

    Local-first security detection platform processing Windows Event Logs through a streaming pipeline into ClickHouse-powered detections.

    Go, PowerShell, Vector

  3. AP — AI Proxy

    A public AI traffic plane that gives private applications ordinary HTTPS channels, protected access, and bounded service discovery.

    Node.js, TypeScript, Fastify

03 / Security

Tools for safer systems and considered rollout.

  1. justifycert

    TLS certificate inspection CLI for certificate health validation.

    Python, PyPI, TLS

  2. shadowguard

    Audit-first authorization wrapper with off, log, and enforce modes.

    TypeScript, Node.js

04 / Developer tools

Small building blocks for dependable software.

  1. Daemon

    A local-first desktop co-partner that turns bounded context and persistent state into a visible Mate presence.

    Tauri, React, TypeScript

  2. idempo

    API idempotency middleware and adapters for Node.js services.

    TypeScript, Node.js, Redis

  3. glassjs

    Structured logging and request tracing utility.

    TypeScript, Node.js

  4. envguard

    Runtime environment validation with fail-fast startup checks.

    TypeScript, Node.js

  5. Compass

    A principles-first advisory architecture that preserves judgment structure while keeping providers replaceable.

    TypeScript, Node.js, JSON Schema

05 / Libraries

Published packages, kept small and practical.

  1. pybusy

    Python CLI spinner utility with sync and async support.

    Python, PyPI

Independent projects presented here refer to my own implementations and repositories. Project names may overlap with unrelated products, services, or organizations.