Software engineer and AI-native consultant: a decade of enterprise Java, now all-in on AI-native development. Real tools, real workflows, no hype.
I build open-source tools for AI coding agents and use them on real work every day. I also help companies become AI-native: AI built into the workflow by design, with humans owning truth, risk, and direction. The playbook is written down in Becoming an AI Native Company.
Free and open source, MIT licensed.
| Tool | What it does | Repo |
|---|---|---|
| ConsensFlow | A desktop app (macOS, Windows) that runs a team of AI coding agents on your project. You talk to a chief agent; it plans the work on a board, and its staff take tasks, answer questions, and review results, each in its own terminal running Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Pi, or Devin. Rust engine; releases. | consensflow |
| Kluris | The SME your team never had: one shared brain for all your AI agents, kept as markdown in git. Agents propose, people approve. | kluris |
| Specmint | AI coding specs that survive the session: research and interviews first, then a spec in your repo that any tool can resume. | specmint-core · specmint-tdd, each also in an HTML edition (core, tdd) |
Short demos on YouTube: actual agents, actual outputs, no mockups.
- Latest: ConsensFlow: a second AI opinion inside Claude Code & Pi. It shows the earlier plugin version, before ConsensFlow became a desktop app.
- Kluris: give your AI agents one shared memory
- Specmint: AI coding specs that survive the session
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