Built with Claude Code · Jul 2026 – now
When something in my life is slow or broken, I build a tool for it with Claude Code, an AI coding agent. On every project I defined the problem and the requirements, made the design calls, tested against real data, and pushed through rounds of fixes. Claude Code wrote most of the code. It's the same loop I use on engineering projects: pin down the requirements, build, test against reality, iterate.
disklensfirst full scan
A disk analyzer that turned two nearly full drives into about 200 keep-or-delete decisions, then carried a full Windows account migration. I set the ground rules: read-only by default, my CAD software is off limits, and I make every delete call. The server checks a confirmation token before anything is removed.
snaparchivethe export
Turns a 22 GB Snapchat data export into a dated, sender-sorted archive with its own viewer, and runs from a USB stick on any Windows PC. It matched senders three ways, including reading each video's capture time from its file header.
camdropone import
A background app for my camcorder. Put in the SD card and pick a folder: the new photos land in Google Drive, and HandBrake converts the clips to MP4 on its own, minimized, with one notification at the end.
camrenumberverified run
Rebuilt my camcorder's broken photo numbering into one complete, ordered set, restored photos the camera was missing from my cloud library, and renamed every cloud copy to match. I settled the questionable spots by eye in two one-key sorters.
semester-budgetone file, offline
An offline app that plans a semester of spending, imports my bank statements, tracks every subscription, and projects where my balance lands on the last day of the term. I tested it on my real accounts and caught where it didn't match the bank.
A chore-scheduling product for any family, roommate group or team. The organizer sets it up once in a browser, and everyone else gets one file that shows their week and adds it to their calendar. It's covered by 42 automated checks that run in real Microsoft Edge.
cleaning-scheduleone semester
Our apartment's chore plan lived in a PDF, and the rotations overlapped. I set the fairness rules, a small optimizer found a schedule that meets all of them, and a one-file web app shows each roommate their weekend.
modussoftware studio
The website and both live product demos for the New York software studio I co-founded, plus the plan for our outreach system. I wrote the build specs and made the product and positioning calls. Visit modusnyc.co
this-siteyou are here
My portfolio, rebuilt for the web: the same projects and words, plus the process photos, drawings and video that didn't fit on four pages. The design started from a survey of 10 live engineering-student portfolio sites and career-office advice on what reviewers look for.
command-centerstatus: planning
A planned setup where a chief agent turns my requests into written briefs for department managers, each running its own Claude Code session and handing tasks to cheaper worker agents. One measured burst of parallel research shaped its budget rules.