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Public code lets you check our engineering decisions yourself.

These repositories show public engineering work. Client past performance is documented separately. See Solutions for the additional work required to deploy and operate software in a Government environment.

Compact by design: Dependencies and deployed components stay as small as the required result allows.
Evidence in the open: A buyer can inspect implementation, tests, releases, licensing, and operating instructions directly.
Human accountability: AI may accelerate work; named maintainers still review, test, document, and answer for the result.

Company open-source workMIT licensed

GraphWizard

Keep 40+ graph algorithms in process and remove the separately operated graph server.

GraphWizard provides clean-room implementations from academic papers as an in-process Go library. Applied in the company-built Integrity system, it replaced Memgraph, Docker, and a separate network and failure boundary while preserving the graph-analysis capability.

Algorithms: 40+
Test coverage: 97.3%
License: MIT

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Public projects

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Each project page names what the code does and what its public record can support. A Government deployment would still require customer-specific security, accessibility, integration, operations, and acceptance work.

FFWF

Public utility · MIT

Switch macOS windows through a focused fuzzy-search interface.

A Swift menu-bar utility that turns window switching into a compact, keyboard-driven workflow.

What the public record shows: The source shows its narrow scope, native macOS integration, and resource choices.

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page2pod

Public utility · MIT

Turn structured web pages into chapter-based audio.

A Python tool that extracts chapters from headings, generates podcast audio, and caches outputs for incremental updates.

What the public record shows: The implementation shows accessible format transformation, explicit document structure, and resumable processing.

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feed-cli

Public utility · MIT

Give scripts explicit RSS and Atom commands.

A minimal Go command-line feed reader with JSON-first output for scripts and governed AI workflows.

What the public record shows: The commands, local storage, and JSON output show how the tool supports stable scripting interfaces with few dependencies.

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mail-app-cli

Public utility · MIT

Make local Mail.app workflows available to accountable automation.

A Go command-line interface for accounts, mailboxes, messages, and attachments in macOS Mail.app.

What the public record shows: The focused adapter exposes selected behavior from an existing system through a small interface.

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SwiftMac

Usable today · MIT

Deliver responsive local speech infrastructure for blind developers.

A Swift speech server for Emacspeak with voice control, audio icons, tones, and multi-device routing.

What the public record shows: Daily accessibility use by a blind developer shapes the requirements and tests the result.

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TWI Map

R&D demonstration · MIT

Turn 12 million words into source-linked structured data in two days.

An AI-assisted Go pipeline and interactive map built across 807 chapters under one senior engineer’s direction, review, and testing.

What the public record shows: The public R&D record documents bounded AI capacity, source provenance, and human accountability.

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The repositories show the code. The capabilities page covers company identity, named-person experience, and carefully attributed company work.

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