I build tools for operating infrastructure, automating macOS workflows, and making system behavior easier to inspect. My work spans Go, Python, Rust, PHP, TypeScript, and infrastructure configuration.
| Project | What it provides |
|---|---|
| GitHub runner infrastructure | A Go controller for repository-scoped, single-job runners across DigitalOcean, AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure |
| California Solar Atlas | A static explorer for California distributed-solar data, with methodology and explicit coverage/modeling limits |
| MacGTD | macOS capture workflows for productivity applications, using AppleScript, Automator, and Alfred |
| CommitKit | An interactive Rust CLI for constructing Conventional Commit messages |
| Bitcoin price check | A Nagios/Icinga plugin with price thresholds, optional quote-freshness checks, and bounded request retries |
Each project's README, source, and workflow results define its current scope. Experimental features and platform-specific integrations need their own validation; a badge is not a production-readiness claim.
- Network monitoring: Kadupul, a Cacti-derived monitoring project under the
kadupulhqorganization. - Infrastructure configuration: MariaDB, WordPress, and host firewall automation, with implementation-specific limits documented in each repository.
- macOS integration: MCP servers, the consolidated repository for application integrations.
- CI tooling: Foundry, a profile-based command runner with dependency planning and execution logs.
I also work on genealogical evidence workflows and market-data research. Those interests do not imply certified research conclusions, verified trading performance, or public availability of every research repository.
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