I’ve built everything from CPUs in Minecraft to production-hardened CLI apps in Go. My passion lies in understanding systems from first principles. I build sharp, focused tools with a ruthless commitment to simplicity, minimal dependencies, and a first-class developer experience.

My journey started as a high-school dropout teaching myself to build processors in Minecraft. This sparked a love for low-level design that led me to programming plugins, toy game engines with C++/OpenGL, and eventually full-stack applications. Today, I use that foundation to build and maintain professional Go libraries and tools, including a Go/C++ wrapper for Verilator.

Tools I've used ordered by most to least experience:

Highlights, from low-level libraries / tools to end-user apps built using them.

• 🌰 stdx - Production-hardened extensions for Go's standard library with zero dependencies
• 🌱 Sprout - Minimal starter for Go CLI apps with an optional daemon, changelog‑driven GitHub Actions CI/CD, and self‑updating installs

Other notable projects.

• Intermark - Minimal website framework that gives you markdown, layout control, theming, and search in a small, hackable package. Used for my personal site and project documentation
• Rails - 8 Bit Processor / Instruction Set Architecture
• Halsey - Powerful discord bot for private servers