Tools that help coding agents retain context, work inside real workflows, and collaborate more effectively with developers.
I'm a developer focused on agentic AI, developer tooling, terminal interfaces, and open-source infrastructure.
Most of my work explores a simple question:
How can we make software agents faster, more capable, and genuinely useful inside real development workflows?
Currently, I am:
- Building local-first memory and context systems for coding agents
- Contributing to open-source coding-agent infrastructure
- Exploring terminal automation, tool use, persistent context, and agent coordination
- Working with Go, TypeScript, Python, and shell tooling
🧠 OrmaLocal operational memory for terminals and coding agents. Orma captures shell and agent activity locally, then turns successful work into reusable workflows, rituals, and error-to-fix links. Focus: Agent memory · Local-first infrastructure · Developer tools |
⚡ ZeroA coding agent that answers to your model, machine, and rules. Public contributor with 89 commits listed on the project. Focus: Coding agents · Terminal · Go · MCP |
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An open-source coding agent that runs anywhere and uses anything. Public contributor with 21 commits listed on the project. Focus: Coding agents · CLI · TypeScript · Open source |
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Agent Memory → Giving agents durable, useful context
Coding Agents → Improving speed, reliability, and autonomy
Terminal Systems → Building powerful interfaces for agent workflows
Local-First AI → Keeping tools private, portable, and user-controlled
Agent Coordination → Helping specialized agents work together safely
Languages
Go · TypeScript · Python · Shell
Areas
Agentic AI · LLM Tooling · Developer Infrastructure · TUI/CLI · Local-First Software · Open Source · Automation
I'm interested in ambitious open-source projects involving:
- Coding agents and autonomous developer tools
- Agent memory and context management
- Terminal-native AI applications
- Agent orchestration and tool-use infrastructure
- Local-first and privacy-conscious AI systems
Have an interesting project in this space? Feel free to reach out.

