Work · Updated
This is what I have shipped. Each entry says what the thing is, what I owned, and where the evidence lives: a repository, a package, a store listing, or the product itself. The numbers are live and dated, and each project has its own page with the design, one tradeoff, and the limits.
Creator and maintainer · December 2025 to present
Universal skill installer and package manager for AI coding agents. One command, 12+ runtimes. I built it and I maintain it; community pull requests come in and I review them.
1,137 stars · 20.8K npm downloads since December 2025 · verified 2026-09 · npm · case study
Co-Founder and CTO · December 2024 to present
A Muslim super app on iOS and Android: payments, geospatial search over 1,300+ indexed locations, and an in-app tool-calling agent in production. I co-founded it and engineered it alone.
Locations verified 2026-08 · App Store · Google Play · case study
Creator · December 2025 to present
A local-first macOS IDE for creating, testing, and evaluating agent skills: six evaluation dimensions across eight runtimes. Public beta. I built it and I maintain it.
Site verified 2026-09-05 · documentation · case study
Author · March 2026 to present
An agent-native marketing system: 76 skills, 6 specialist agents, a CLI for the agent and a local Studio for the human. I wrote it and I maintain it.
6.8K npm downloads since April 2026 · verified 2026-09 · inventory verified 2026-09 · repository · npm · project page
AI Engineer, Toronto · May 2026 to present
Agents and their production systems. The MCP server and the CLI are the pieces I shipped; the meta-agent is what I work on now.
Writing · August 21, 2026
A long-form map of one cloud AI request, from electricity and chips through models, inference, routing, agent runtimes, and applications. I wrote it and built the interactive pieces. The writing index is at /writing.
Writing · 2026-09-05
Nine months of maintaining Ai-Agent-Skills, reduced to the decisions that mattered: where files go, what a copy owes its upstream, and why a manifest beats a folder.
Writing · 2026-09-05
One gives an agent a new capability; the other tells it how to use the capabilities it has. Confusing the two produces tools nobody calls and instructions nobody can execute.