Any paid Chrome extension can be rebuilt in 30 KB
Paid Chrome extensions are mostly paywall and analytics. With an AI agent you can rebuild any of them in one evening: 30 KB, no subscription.
Systems Engineer focused on orchestration, memory, and execution models for AI agents.
My interest is not AI as a chatbot but AI as an operational layer woven into workflows and tools. I approach it from a systems perspective rather than a hype perspective.
> building systems where
humans and agents
coordinate without losing context
Writing
Paid Chrome extensions are mostly paywall and analytics. With an AI agent you can rebuild any of them in one evening: 30 KB, no subscription.
Tauri-action signing key kept failing after 20 working releases. The fix: a literal backslash hidden inside the password by shell-quote escaping.
OSC 52 clipboard doesn't work in xterm.js through tmux. The fix isn't set-clipboard or terminal-features — it's allow-passthrough.
Projects
What follows is separate from my day work. I build and maintain these projects in my own time, primarily because I use them. They’re shared in case anyone else finds them useful.
AI text and vision transforms, OCR, smart search, unlimited history. Free, local-first, no telemetry.
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Give your AI assistant access to the clipboard. Read, write, watch. Single Rust binary.
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Chrome extension — share any page with your AI agent via webhook. One click to extract and send.
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Persistent memory for AI coding agents. Open-source, MCP native, local-first.
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Chrome extension that shows your Claude.ai usage limits as a color-coded badge icon with countdown timer.
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