Now

What I’m focused on right now, updated 8 October 2026.

Most of the job is people; these are the places I keep my hands in the work.

Work

CTO and board member at Scopevisio.

Side projects

Most non-work hacking goes into netray.info, a small suite of network-intelligence tools: lens for domain health, Prism for DNS, tlsight for TLS, spectra for HTTP headers, beacon for email security, and ifconfig-rs for IP addresses. The whole suite lives in one public repository, with mhost as the DNS engine underneath.

Research and tinkering

Mostly building ADLC, an agentic development lifecycle you can check. Your coding agent says the tests passed, and it has no way of knowing whether they really ran, so a small set of deterministic sensors in CI decides whether a change counts as verified. Next to that: sandboxing AI coding agents on macOS so they can be trusted with larger blast radii, running a local LLM stack on Apple Silicon against remote model APIs for everyday work, and wiring Obsidian into the toolchain via MCP so notes, todos, and code share the same context.

Homelab

My smart home is far more complex than any home has a right to be, and the homelab server behind it is too big and too complicated by a comfortable margin. I know. It is also a lot of fun, and it gives me a real place to try agentic ops on the kind of problems I’d otherwise only meet in slide decks.

About this page

Inspired by Derek Sivers’ /now: a single page that says what I’m doing this season, without the ceremony of a blog post.