I build software, most of it open source, and almost all of it because something annoyed me first.
Most of it I build with Edoardo at Castor, where we publish the tools and write about how people and machines work together. A few are just mine.
CrossfeedTwo tools that work as a pair. One sends coding work to whichever subscription has room; the other adds a ChatGPT subscription to the pool.
- Crossfeed OrchestratorAt CastorSends AI coding work to whichever of your subscriptions has room.
- Crossfeed ChatMine, not public yetYour ChatGPT subscription as a tool for your local agents.
With CastorBuilt with Edoardo, for ourselves first, then published.
- GaddiLets AI agents work in the Chrome tabs you already have open.
- OmniReadA web reader for AI agents that says whether it got the whole page.
- MelziDesign review for AI coding tools.
- SheetOpsGoogle Sheets for agents: preview every change, back up, then write.
- FindstillSearch Apple Photos by describing the picture, on your own Mac.
- VerifyLabResearch records in Git, with checks anyone can re-run.
On my ownThings I needed for myself.
- GarminBridgeThe Mac side of a Garmin watch that Garmin never built.
- abcastor.comCastor's website. I designed all of it.
- TickTick Tasks for GarminTickTick tasks on a Garmin, still usable when the phone drops out.
- publishableChecks a git repository for personal data before it goes public.
- Every projectwith tags, and the live list from GitHub
Now
- What I'm doing nowMoving into tech, and getting Crossfeed Chat ready to share.
- About meA pilot moving into tech, and how this site is made