The short version: I studied cognitive science at Berkeley, spent a few years in music and travel along the way, and now run an AI studio called Coaur. We build tools for cognition, memory, and creative practice.
Most of the work sits at a specific seam — between cognitive science, product design, and infrastructure. I treat the writing the same way I treat the products: as composable parts of one larger system, designed with care and shipped before they’re comfortable.
The engineering half is proof-first: agentic systems that have to earn their output, with tests and CI as the receipts. Verification is the product — for code, and for the humans using it. The open code lives on GitHub; the thinking lives here.
I’m trying to find the humane shape of all this — in actual products and code, not in talks.
I post when I have something real to say. I’m allergic to brand-speak. If anything here is useful to you, take it. If you’re working on something in the same neighbourhood, I’m almost always up for a conversation.