A shelf for things I’ve built — cloud platforms and tools that make large-scale computing and data accessible across neuroscience, physics, astronomy, and beyond. Each entry is a short brief: what it is, what problem it solves, and the role I played.
2028 Candidate Tracker
A one-page comparison of the people most often named as 2028 presidential contenders: market odds, early polls, how likely each is to run, and where they stand on twelve issues.
Quant Fluency
A language-app-style trainer for quantitative asset management. You answer in your own words, a local LLM grades the answer, and spaced repetition brings each concept back from a new angle.
Kitchen Kiosk
A clock, weather and news dashboard for our kitchen display. The news panel is researched and written twice a day by an AI agent that also edits its own instructions as it learns what works.
Sourcefinder
An MCP "mentor" that tells AI agents where to look, how to search, and what to read first — its whole index lives as one markdown file, loaded into the LLM before you ask, and healed continuously by client feedback and its own crawlers.
Brain MRI Viewer
My own T1-weighted brain MRI as a live in-browser viewer plus a full FreeSurfer report — and an honest accounting of what the measurements can and cannot tell me.
Tuner
A browser-based precision chromatic tuner with a quarter-tone zoom visualization — autocorrelation pitch detection, entirely client-side.
brainlife.io
An open-source cloud platform that democratizes neuroimaging research — data management, visualization, and reproducible analysis at supercomputer scale.
ezBIDS
A no-install, guided tool for converting neuroimaging data to the BIDS standard — interoperable with major data archives and platforms.
Open Science Grid
Central services for the national distributed computing fabric behind high-energy physics — topology, ticketing, x.509 certificates, and monitoring.
ODI-PPA — Astronomy Science Gateway
A web-based compute archive, visualization, and analysis service for the WIYN Observatory One Degree Imager.