Open Source

When it makes sense, I contribute my work to open source. It's rewarding to see others use, build on and benefit from it.

Projects I've authored

Stepped Actions — Rails engine for workflow orchestration with persisted action trees running through Active Job.
locport — CLI that indexes .localhost files to prevent port conflicts across projects. Post about it: locport – Manage localhost ports.
testerobly — Ruby gem for reliable auto test runs that pause during git operations and support interactive debugging. On my blog: testerobly – lightweight automatic test runner.
qault — Post-quantum-conscious password manager with a Go TUI/CLI, Argon2id-based encryption, OTP and git-backed sync.
envirobly-cli — Ruby CLI to validate configs and deploy to Envirobly, with exec/rsync helpers for running commands within the service context.
tinyups3 — streaming S3 uploader tuned for minimal CPU and memory use on constrained machines. Case study: tinyups3 – streaming S3 uploader.
Effort — Rails project and to-do manager with Russian doll caching. Case study: Effort – Personal To-do and Project manager.
Docker Percona MySQL — performance-tuned Percona server container with SSH-tunneled replication and RSpec coverage. Case study: Dockerized Percona MySQL Server with automated replication, tools & tests.