selected work / 2026

A few things from my workbench.

Companions, shared agent machinery, and tools for the security work around them. Each project has its own reason for being here.

01Local companion

in daily use

Aria

A companion I use for research, creative work, coding, and shared DOS games. Building her has also supplied plenty of lessons about what an agent actually gets done.

Constraint: Keep useful state between conversations while supporting several kinds of work.
Response: A local desktop app with memory, research, an image studio, and tools whose results I can inspect.

What’s included

Research workspace
Art Jam with the sisters
DOS arcade and lore library

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02Swift agent framework

working framework

Cadre

The reusable machinery behind the Swift sister agents, with separate identities and homes for each one.

Constraint: Adding another agent should not mean rebuilding every shared service.
Response: Put common identity, networking, tool contracts, and safety boundaries in CadreKit.

What’s included

Persona onboarding
A2A and IRC family links
Shared evolution machinery

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03Security workbench

working version 2

Omnissiah

A place to work with security APIs, saved queries, and threat intelligence without scattering the work across several windows.

Constraint: Keep queries, source records, and credentials organized as the workflow grows.
Response: A self-hosted workbench with separate connection and credential records.

What’s included

REST and GraphQL queries
MISP and ATT&CK views
Saved workflows

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04Browser toolkit

available on this site

Agent Trace Lab

Sketch an agent’s risks, make a run plan, and compare a supplied transcript with its intended permissions.

Constraint: A long transcript can make it difficult to spot where a run departed from the plan.
Response: Bring the plan and record into one browser workspace, with synthetic exercises to get started.

What’s included

Threat model screening
Portable run plans
Transcript review

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