I build software by operating systems I actually depend on.

My work sits at the intersection of systems administration and software engineering: Linux and OpenBSD, Git-backed workflows, automation, infrastructure tooling, and local-first software.

A lot of these projects started because I wanted something concrete from my own infrastructure. That changes the development loop: every useful feature has an immediate effect, operational mistakes become real lessons, and reliability matters because I am the person who has to live with the result.

I’m especially interested in small, understandable systems that can be inspected, tested, recovered, and maintained without unnecessary machinery. The projects on this site are where I turn that approach into practical engineering work.