I run product and engineering teams during the day and build with coding agents at night: open-source tooling for how agents work, organizing tech for campaigns, and a strategy game. I try to leave whatever I touch a little better than I found it.
I believe access to technology, good information, and democratic institutions should belong to everyone, not just the people who can afford them. The work I find most meaningful is at that intersection: healthcare systems that actually reach people, organizing tools that challengers can afford, AI that earns trust rather than demanding it.
I knocked doors for Obama in 2012, built data pipelines for the DNC in 2016, then spent seven years as an engineer and leader in healthcare. Joined CareJourney as employee #7 and led engineering through its acquisition by Arcadia, where I run a 48-person org today. Through all of it, the thread is the same: I like building things that matter.
I've been building with LLMs since late 2022, and most of what I ship now is written by coding agents that I direct, review, and constrain. Model Citizen is that working method, open-sourced: one set of rules, guardrails, and switchable opinions that follows me across Claude Code and Codex. Every project below is built with it.
Each one solves a problem I care about personally.
The control plane for your coding agents, however you run them.
I want my agents to work in ways I choose, with personal stances I can switch and custom primitives I can carry across model providers.
Find out which of your agent rules actually fire.
I want to know which of my rules change what my agents do, counted from the transcripts they already write instead of guessed.
A whole-Earth grand-strategy game about power and consequence.
I wanted the strategy game I kept looking for: a living world where governing matters as much as winning wars.
An AI that earns the right to act on your behalf.
I wanted to build a cognitive substrate for my agents to govern their behavior.
Your ambient AI executive assistant.
I've always wanted to make Jarvis from Iron Man — an agent that knows everything about me and helps my life.
Modern voter contact, outside the machine.
Progressive campaigns shouldn't have to ask permission for their own data.
A date-night companion for busy couples.
I wanted to build a fun app for my wife and I to plan dates with — now expanding it to friends and others.
Husband. Dad of two. Hyattsville, MD.
Grew up playing basketball, baseball, wrestling, rugby, soccer, tennis, and track. More of a watcher now: Ravens season ticket holder, and at March Madness every year.
Plays guitar and drums, and likes a little of everything when it comes to music.
Reads a lot about politics, geopolitics, and philosophy. Politics because outcomes matter. Geopolitics because world power structures and events are genuinely fascinating. Philosophy for the critical thinking and the questions about meaning.
Outside of that: biking, hiking, cooking, gardening, the gym, and time with friends and family.