Tools and frameworks anyone can use, fork, and build on.

The open-source AI platform for moving from your current state to your ideal state. It runs my own work.

The terminal LifeOS was built in: kitty for the window, herdr for your sessions, and live session state painted on every tab. Installs with LifeOS.

An open-source framework for augmenting humans with AI. One of the most-used AI tools on GitHub.

The security tester’s companion. 72K+ stars and shipped in Kali Linux since 2018.

A framework for capturing who you are, what you want, and why — in plain text.

My system for thinking and solving problems, written down so a machine can run it.

Building blocks for representing problems, ideas, and solutions in a shared structure.

A personal API — a structured, public profile of what you’re working on.

The most-disallowed paths from the world’s robots.txt files, for web security testing.
Sites I built to make a case or settle a debate.

A new way to measure work done with AI: count what got better in the product, not how many PRs were opened. Comes with a CLI and a Claude Code plugin.

The bugs were always there — AI just lowered the price of finding them. Drag the levers.

A neutral, sourced look at eight years of CVE and Patch Tuesday data — and what AI is actually changing for attackers and defenders.

The case that AI actually understands — not just predicts the next token.

If you can’t describe what you want in plain text, you’re not ready to build it. Clarity through text, for any project of any size.

A good-faith debate on controlling open-source AI, with a place to cast your reasoned vote.

A proposed open standard for narrow safety labels on AI models, with instant unlocks for verified experts.

You can't save daylight — only slide the window. The case for standard time, with the counter-argument at full strength.

Everything Sam Altman has written about AI, in one neutral, sourced archive.

Everything Dario Amodei has written about AI, in one neutral, sourced archive.

Everything I've said about AI and the human future — full text, verified quotes.

How big the national debt is, who actually holds it, and what it costs — live, sourced, interactive.

50 years of American life in 24 numbers — work, money, crime, health, and family, straight from the source agencies.

AI models ranked by intelligence, coding and agentic ability, with cost per task as a budget you set. Refreshed every hour.

Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, Hermes and other agent harnesses compared two ways: cited feature claims and real public sentiment.

The open-source AI agent harnesses attackers have actually used in real operations, graded by evidence.

Every GitHub account ranked by the stars on the public repos it owns. Nothing self-reported.

Why surprise is the whole game in content — a manifesto for making things people haven't already seen.

An open inquiry into Palantir's moral alignment, with every source public and the method shown.
Products and platforms I’m building.

The contextual operating system for moving companies from current to ideal state.

Curated intelligence on cybersecurity, AI, tech, and geopolitics — the signal, not the noise.

The commons — a reputation-based place to post what you’re offering and what you’re looking for.

The transition from work-defined lives to creative, self-defined ones — and how to get there.

Native Mac menu bar stats — CPU, GPU, memory, network. $9.95 once, and the Swift source is yours to modify.

The hardest semi-unsolvable questions, and how AI’s best answer changes over time.
Where the ideas come out every week.

My show and site — videos, essays, and analysis on AI, security, and being human.

A room full of sharp, generous people leveling up on AI, security, and being human together — the best community I know.

A public laboratory for AI-assisted fiction — every story discloses exactly how much was human.

All 81 chapters of Lao Tzu, in James Legge's 1891 translation with its diction lightly revised.

My 2016 book on the future of IoT, technology, and society.
Things I built for where I live.
Lists and captures I’ve kept over the years.