These projects explore the parts of software that are easy to miss in a product screenshot: where work runs, how agents coordinate, and how a useful experiment becomes a shareable tool.
Public project notes are kept concise and honest about what is available today.
Open-source project notes
EfficiencyTool and Codex Boss Mode are public experiments in making computers and software workflows more intentional.
A macOS utility that wraps a Bash script with Swift to assign selected process IDs to efficiency cores.
Built as a public experiment in making Apple Silicon resource behavior visible and controllable, with configurable rules for Chromium-based browsers and Electron apps.
An unofficial, experimental Codex customization that keeps the main agent focused on reasoning while making Codex workers available for execution.
The project explores a practical split between deciding what should happen and carrying out the work, while keeping the workflow explicit and inspectable.
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Each project starts with a concrete friction point and leaves a trail that another developer can inspect.
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The work reaches below the polished surface when that is where the real behavior lives.
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Repository links are paired with enough context to explain why the tool exists and what remains unfinished.