projects

Portrait Studio turns reference images into editable portrait documents built from typographic glyphs. Artists can trace a subject, organize it into layers, assign semantic materials for areas such as skin, hair, shadow, and clothing, then move between blueprint, animated, and live-renderer previews without flattening the work into a static image.

The Next.js and React editor uses a canvas-based raster pipeline, compact typed arrays, and lossless run-length encoding to keep every authored cell deterministic and portable. IndexedDB autosave, localStorage fallback, responsive editing tools, and import or export support for versioned .portrait files keep the full workflow private, local, and reusable.

Sleepy History turns a topic into a calming, long-form story grounded in fact-based historical research. Its generation pipeline assembles a research dossier before writing the narrative, then uses ElevenLabs voice agents to narrate the finished story for uninterrupted listening, including downloads and background or lock-screen playback.

The native iOS experience is built with SwiftUI, persistent local storage, and system background-audio support. A TypeScript and Node.js backend coordinates a Gemini historical research agent, a Claude creative writing agent, ElevenLabs narration, GPT-Image artwork, authentication, storage, and budget controls so each private generation job remains reliable and predictable.

Star Forge is a Codex plugin that orchestrates specialized sub-agents across planning, implementation, testing, and review. It turns a goal into a Blueprint and Plan, assigns work in parallel when dependencies allow, and requires evidence for completed claims through code checks, live browser or platform validation, and a reviewer fix queue before the project can be declared finished.

The plugin combines a Python CLI with Codex skills, hooks, and purpose-built agents. Its evidence collectors connect to Playwright, GitHub workflows, Apple platform build tooling, security checks, and repository state so tests match the project acceptance criteria and every verified result remains traceable to the environment where it ran.

This app brings recipe discovery, creation, and organization into one focused workspace. Users can search an external catalog, import recipes without duplicates, write their own, customize ingredients and instructions, then save favorites and collections so useful ideas do not disappear across bookmarks, screenshots, and notes.

The Next.js 16 and React 19 app uses Supabase Auth, PostgreSQL, Storage, and Row Level Security to keep each library scoped to its owner. Server-side routes integrate Spoonacular for recipe search, nutrition, and source attribution, while Tailwind CSS, Radix UI, dnd-kit, Vitest, and Vercel support responsive interaction, reorderable recipe editing, testing, and deployment.