MCP servers, Claude Code plugins, and whatever else I end up making. All free, all open source.
Outlook Assistant started because I was tired of copying emails into Claude just to get help with replies. PitchDocs came from rewriting the same README for every project. ContextDocs split off from PitchDocs because AI context files deserve their own lifecycle — generation, auditing, and drift detection are different problems from documentation. Untether happened when I kept having ideas on walks but forgetting them by the time I got home. Platform SDKs came after a $4,868 Cloudflare bill from an infinite D1 write loop that ran for four days. The Platform SDK Plugin came next — I kept making the same configuration mistakes the SDKs were supposed to prevent, so I automated the enforcement. Same pattern every time — I hit a wall, build something, use it for months, then figure someone else might want it too.
Your data stays between your AI agent and the service. No middleman. MIT licence.
Claude Code Plugin
Released
Perfect repo docs
13 slash commands that generate READMEs, changelogs, roadmaps, and llms.txt files from your codebase. Pure markdown output, works with 9 AI tools.
Claude Code Plugin
Released
AI context in sync
3 slash commands that generate and maintain AI context files for 7 tools. Signal Gate filtering keeps context lean and effective.
Telegram Bridge
Released
Code from anywhere
Run Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, or Pi from Telegram. Voice notes, live progress streaming, and cost tracking — code from anywhere.
Inbox meets AI
20 tools for email, calendar, contacts, and more. Safety-first with dry-run sends and token-optimised architecture. Direct to Microsoft Graph.
Cloudflare SDK
In Testing
Workers billing safety net
Budget guardrails for Cloudflare Workers. Circuit breakers, spend limits, and anomaly detection — born from a $4,868 billing incident.
Claude Code Plugin
In TestingSDK companion for Claude Code
AI enforcement for Cloudflare Workers cost safety. Rules, hooks, and agents that catch SDK integration mistakes before they reach production.
Things I've tried, things I've broken, and what I figured out along the way.
