About me

I work where a tool stops being a scratch script and becomes something another person can use without reading your mind: an honest interface, an error message that explains what happened, and a test that fails when logic breaks.

Most of what I build starts with my own pain points. I needed to distribute real OS ports across local services without guessing, which led to StackHelx. I needed one model to delegate work to another without exhausting the same subscription quota, which led to OrqueHelx: a Hermes plugin that routes requests and never switches providers unexpectedly.

I work with acceptance gates: a layer does not advance without verifiable evidence, whether a clean build, a green test, or a measured benchmark. This site was built that way, and the full record is in the repository.