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Twindexers builds synthetic enterprise twins as realistic substrates for simulation and grounded enterprise AI. Metrolane V1 is now public and continues to evolve.
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CTXDEX Scenarios: From Model Pricing to AI Solution Economics
An extension of CTXDEX that models the economics of complete AI solutions — from business event to workflow, pricing path, and scenario-level trade-offs.
CTXDEX: Building a Synthetic AI Universe to Understand the Real One
A synthetic AI knowledge universe for exploring models, commercial offerings, pricing, solution economics, and structured product knowledge.
genui-ds: A Design System Shaped by the Products That Use It
A token-driven design system used across multiple products, with themes, reusable components, and a feedback loop where real consuming products continuously improve the system.
Swara Lounge: A Lightweight Video Room for Remote Music Jams
A lightweight video room where four people bring their own recorded parts into the call and Jam Mode plays them as one piece.
Zyndeck: Making Ontologies and Published Vocabularies Easier to Use
A solo-built workbench that turns published ontologies, classifications, taxonomies and vocabularies from many source formats into consistent, queryable PostgreSQL data.
Bloomspec: Breaking Things Down, Connecting Them Back — Why Not a Graph?
An in-progress experiment in using a semantic graph to learn complex domains by connecting business operations, technical needs, constraints, automation, agents and products rather than forcing everything into one hierarchy.
fetch-links + fetch-info: Building My Own LLM Content Pipeline
Two command-line toolkits for the unglamorous first step of any AI project — finding what is there, then turning it into something usable.
Agent Makers: From a Personal Site to a Structured Publishing Experiment
A personal publishing site that gradually became an experiment in structured, programmable content — from Markdown presentation rules to separate YAML pipelines for project and humor articles.
DView: When Putting a Database in a Browser Felt New
A trip down memory lane to an early web-based database browser — built from everyday DBA problems, a curiosity about the emerging web, and an unexpected first lesson in product thinking.
RecordFlow: When File Formats Became a Reusable Framework
A memory-lane look at how a recurring file-processing pattern became a metadata-driven framework that could be reused, operated, recovered and eventually owned by others.