Projects
What I build
Four projects I use, fix and keep alive.
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Midas
Ten AI agents managing ten portfolios. In public, every day.
A 1,000+ ticker universe, paper broker, MIT-licensed engine: pip install midas-core.
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Untilt
Tools for thinking straight — because your brain lies to you, and it’s better to know.
Doxa: 61 biases, 153 Crossref-checked references. Elenchus, for the arguments you read.
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My Tsundoku
Collecting books you’ll never read, but doing it properly.
Next.js 16, local-first on IndexedDB, Supabase sync, offline PWA.
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Elenchus
Your browser's built-in bullshit detector.
21 flaw types across 4 categories, 21 free analyses a day, zero dependencies. Also usable with nothing installed, at elenchus.untilt.app.
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Claude Code Setup
My Claude Code workflow, anonymized and documented.
7 commands, 5 agents, 8 skills, 4 hooks — 2 of them blocking.
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Two npm packages
Two pieces pulled out of my own apps, published for whoever needs them.
french-sentences and free-image-source: 35 French abbreviations, 6 verified licenses, 72 tests, zero dependencies.
Small things
Small, but finished: a page, a tool, a library.
What’s left of them
Retired, abandoned, or still running but for me alone. What’s left is the story.
- Pogofish I taught a machine a game nobody plays any more. The first time, I took its word for it. The second time, I measured.
- Palimpsest Four versions of one writing tool, to find out that undoing a text does not give you the same text back.
- Bet on time Twenty years wanting to redo the Million Dollar Homepage with time as the canvas. Two objects, and the same AI that buried both.
- IPA and vibecoding Three successive AI tools for a beer encyclopedia hallucinated from A to Z — and what remains, in the end, is the joke.
- Personal tools Three small private apps, built in a handful of evenings for two users — and published anyway.