continuous development
An Agent First platform for autonomous agent-driven development. Work is modelled
as a virtual organization: desks, roles and todos held in a graph database. The
scheduler opens a desk, hands its next todo to the agent manning it, governs retries
and depth, then routes the outcome onward —
every desk points at three
others, for pass, pushback and error
, so no result is ever left without
somewhere to go. Agents reach the graph through a custom MCP server, and the whole
loop runs against local or hosted models without changing the pipeline. Desks can point to themselves and issue their own next todo just by completing current one.
End of life. working Proof of Concept, the first digital org.
A multi-agent creative pipeline. Separate writer, editor, continuity and observer
agents pass a manuscript between them until it holds together, then publish the
finished piece. Proof that the orchestration model produces real output,
not just plausible-looking intermediate steps.
In daily use
An MCP server that gives a coding agent structured access to a codebase —
a Roslyn-built index of namespaces, classes and methods alongside file read and
write tools, so the agent can navigate by symbol instead of grepping.
Built it to use it; it has been my primary tooling on every project since.
Stable
A file-backed tables serialised with MessagePack — schema,
rows and change tracking in a single portable file.
The storage layer underneath the Prompter, Algos and SlideSketch projects, and the basis for a NuGet package
, written because nothing off the shelf fit the shape.
24-7 tunes and charts
limited commercials youtube widget, with a crypto market dashboard.
my goto to check the market and listen to music while coding