Now

What I’m doing and thinking about—June 2026

I am cleaning the public surface so it can hold two things at once: career proof for people evaluating me quickly, and the doctrine/writing that explains why the proof has this shape.

Current work

The technical focus is still agent infrastructure and physical AI, but I am trying to phrase it from the ground up instead of from buzzwords down. The shared architecture is simple: preserve the artifact, stabilize object identity, expose typed relations, keep hard validators outside the model, and learn only the residual ambiguity.

That pattern covers a surprising amount of my work: mechanical fixtures, CAD/DFM automation, tactical behavior graphs, agent harnesses, resume-portfolio grounding, and the DXF-to-object/GNN plan.

Interests

Physical AI and CAD-native representation
Geometry-native evidence, stable editable objects, typed relation graphs, deterministic checks, and learned repair only where the geometry remains ambiguous.
Agent infrastructure
Thin harnesses, explicit state, provenance, eval loops, and interfaces that improve as base models improve.
Cognitive security
Calibrated action under shift: evidence-bearing inference, analyst-legible drilldown, and confidence that does not pretend context is stable.
Writing and graph memory
A synced career and thought space: short public surfaces, source-preserved proof, dense marginalia, and graph views for the archive underneath.
Music as method
Motif, variation, timing, error recovery, and the discipline of keeping expression inside a form sturdy enough to carry it.

Prose

I am aiming for a barbell: brief, humble, grounded surfaces on one side; mystical density and old strange essays on the other. The middle should be mostly links, evidence, and carefully named doors.

The aphorisms matter because they keep a living edge. The resumes matter because they keep the edge accountable. I want the website to hold both without letting either one impersonate the whole person.

Excited about designing simple affordances within complex environments.