I mostly write Go. Rust has been taking up more of my time lately.

I like building things from the ground up: version control, containers, and task queues. That is usually how I learn what is really going on.

I build systems that stay calm under load. I'm trying to learn the trick myself.

▸ open-mpv · [Rust] · Fast GNOME photo and video viewer. Browse folders without imports or a media library.

▸ Fervion · [Rust + Go] · Experimental offline-capable VCS with content-addressed storage, scoped encryption, and AI agents.

▸ aiContext · [Go] · One AGENTS.md for Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, and Gemini CLI.

▸ Persephone · [Go] · VCS built from scratch for concurrency, modern hardware, and content-addressed storage.

▸ mini-docker · [Go] · Container runtime using Linux namespaces, overlay filesystems, and pivot_root.

I use Fedora and build for it. These are some of the tools that make my setup feel like my own.

▸ Monitor Settings · [Rust + GJS] · GNOME monitor controls over DDC/CI: brightness, contrast, volume, and color.

▸ fleet · [Config] · Reusable AI-agent instructions, skills, and adapters shared across tools.

▸ voice-ai · [Rust] · Private dictation with Whisper on my GPU that pastes transcripts into the active app.