Shrimpworks

An experimental macOS platform designed to pair exact JavaScript job plans with one-use human approval and disposable execution. Work now focuses on the approval broker, execution supervisor, and governed runtime. It remains a pre-alpha scaffold that does not yet launch guest runtimes or provide a security boundary.

A local CLI that captures a fixed changeset, gets a blind assessment through OpenRouter, and challenges findings before considering the author's explanation. Produces structured reports with explicit evidence gaps and cost limits. Available from source as a pre-release.

A stateless CLI that checks whether related files change together: a component and its story, an API handler and its tests, or a module and its documentation. Readable YAML policies produce consistent local and CI results, with installable releases.

An early experiment in turning Angular Formly configurations into structured descriptions of fields, constraints, states, and locator evidence for tests and coding agents. Feasibility and scope are still being evaluated; continued development and a public release are not committed.

An early experiment in understanding installed packages and their public APIs without executing package code. Initial work covers package snapshots, resolution, and API modeling. Broader repository analysis and agent tooling are exploratory ideas; continued development and a public release are not committed.

A Rust research project for temporary, end-to-end encrypted conversations, combining invitation-based admission, MLS messaging, and encrypted-storage recovery tests. The source-only alpha is a headless protocol laboratory, with a deployable chat application still ahead.

A published TypeScript SDK for The Movie Database, covering movie, person, company, image, and credit lookups. Includes a typed low-level client, consistent response keys, and bounded rate-limit retries.

Reusable project guidance, curated skill bundles, and installers for AI-assisted development. It brings repository conventions, planning, implementation, review, and specialist workflows into new or existing projects without overwriting project-owned guidance.

A TypeScript library for versioned BlockHash and PDQ image fingerprints in Node and browsers, with matching tools, an experimental crop-aware matcher, and compatibility for historical image-hash values. Includes a browser playground.

A maintained fork of the embedded JavaScript database. The 2.x line targets modern Node.js while preserving its CommonJS callback API and on-disk data format, with the 1.9.2 compatibility release retained for older runtimes.

Starter kits and base images for spinning up Angular, Tailwind, Material, Rush, and containerized project foundations.

Terraform, Caddy, DigitalOcean, and service infrastructure patterns for keeping the studio's web projects online.

A maintained Node.js wrapper for turning HTML, URLs, buffers, and streams into PDFs with WeasyPrint, with CommonJS and ESM builds and compatibility checks against multiple WeasyPrint releases. Includes a companion Docker service.