Open source
Tools
CLIs and utilities I've built for working with AI coding agents, published as open source. Some are small and finished, others are still moving fast. This page is the current list.
dot-skills
One .skills/ folder, every coding agent
Store agent skills once in .skills/ and symlink them into Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Windsurf, Codex CLI, and Gemini CLI. Install skills from any public repo with a .skills/ folder. The successor to Agent Kit.
element
Copy UI elements between projects
Install UI elements from a git catalog into your project: copy-in source, resolve npm and element dependencies, and keep sidecar metadata for updates. Same idea as shadcn/ui, aimed at reusable element catalogs.
First Take
Screen and camera recording for Mac
Native macOS capture for screen, window, or area — with optional camera, mic, system audio, teleprompter, and Sparkle auto-updates from this site.
MarkDoc
A native Markdown editor for Mac
Typora-style WYSIWYG editing or raw Markdown source, an integrated AI assistant, a drag-and-drop outline tree, and export to PDF, DOCX, and HTML. Free and open source.
SDLC
A gate-checked development harness for AI agents
Spec before code, tests before implementation, a critic agent that has to approve every step. Installs into a project and walks a build through discovery, backend, frontend, and integration in order.
Agent Kit
Keep skills and MCP configs in sync across agents
Point it at a public GitHub repo, pick what you want, and it installs skills and MCP server configs into Claude, Cursor, Windsurf, and the rest. For skills, it has been succeeded by dot-skills.
Ollama Cluster
Model-aware routing across your own Ollama nodes
Sits in front of however many machines you have running Ollama and gives clients one Ollama-compatible endpoint, with model-aware routing, automatic failover, and a dashboard.
