Projects
Foliation
Sep 2026 – presentDeveloper · foliation.dev
A self-hostable platform for deploying small web apps and sharing them like a Google Doc. Every app gets sign-in, a Postgres database, file storage, and preview deploys out of the box, so there's no auth or infrastructure code to write.
What I built
I built the entire platform. Apps sit behind an edge proxy that handles sign-in via Google SSO or email OTP and hands each app a signed identity token, so apps don't need any auth code of their own. They reach databases and outside APIs through a broker, so secrets never live in the app. Deploys come from the fol CLI or a GitHub push, and every pull request gets its own preview deployment. Each app gets a Postgres database and file storage, and idle apps sleep until the next request wakes them. I also built the React dashboard, an MCP server for AI agents, and TypeScript and Python SDKs. In fact, the site you're viewing right now is deployed via Foliation!
Jungle
Oct 2025 – presentExecutive Director (formerly Tech Team Director), LA Hacks · apply.lahacks.com
LA Hacks' in-house hackathon platform, covering the full hacker lifecycle in one app: applications, grading, acceptance decisions, RSVPs, travel reimbursement, Apple/Google Wallet tickets, and event check-in. I'm the primary author, with over half of all commits.
What I built
My biggest piece is the acceptance decision engine and yield prediction model. Organizers build a plan from applicant pools, see how many people are projected to RSVP and check in (with 95% prediction intervals fit on past cohorts), and then release decisions right away or on a schedule. I also built the application form, which autosaves as applicants type and prefills answers from previous years. Beyond that, I built the grading and review workflow, event check-in with a mobile QR scanner, Apple and Google Wallet tickets, and travel reimbursement with PayPal payouts. On the platform side, I moved the API to Drizzle ORM and added rate limiting, load shedding when the database is overloaded, and CI that tests against a real Postgres database.
Tether
Oct 2026Solo project · source code
Run coding agents on your own machines and drive them from any browser or phone. Sessions keep running when you close the tab and stay in sync across devices, with one interface over Claude Code, Codex, opencode, Kiro, pi, and Antigravity.
What I built
A runner on each machine connects out to a small relay server and wraps six different agent tools behind one session and transcript format. A safety guard decides which agent actions run on their own and which need approval, using rules plus a model for unclear cases. All agents share one memory store, and when a model hits its usage limit the session falls back to the next model in a chain or hands off to a different tool with the conversation and git state carried over. Every turn is checkpointed in git with a diff view, and it installs on a phone as an app with push notifications. Tether is also deployed via Foliation.