Backend & platform engineer · Local-first developer tools · Trust-first automation

I build systems that make complex work reviewable, observable, and safe.

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Taskdeck is a local-first, review-first action-item engine. It turns notes, emails, and checklists into source-linked proposals; you review the diff, then explicitly apply the changes.

• Why it exists: useful automation should preserve human control and provenance.
• Core loop: capture → proposal → review → apply.
• Stack: C# · .NET 8 · Vue 3 · TypeScript · SQLite.
• Status: public beta, with self-contained desktop builds in v0.1.1.

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More systems and research: WealthLens HQ · RepoScope · NavSentinel · N-person IPD simulation

• Integrated automated security scanning into ~72 AWS CI/CD pipelines using Jenkins, Bash, and Groovy.
• Published work on multi-agent simulation and game theory through the N-person Prisoner's Dilemma project.
• Build products end to end: architecture → tests and CI → release discipline → user experience.
• Treat reliability, security, accessibility, and honest unknown states as product features.
• Prefer local-first designs when they improve speed, privacy, ownership, and control.

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