Projects
Not everything has to be work. These are the projects I build because I want to.
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A roguelike deckbuilder set on the road north out of the Mississippi Delta, where every card is a piece of music and the schools of music are the systems you play. Some nodes are not a fight but a poker table behind a filling station, played for run gold against somebody off that act's roster. Pixel art, landscape, plays offline.
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An idle blues RPG about working a room, from playing for tips in a roadhouse to running the place. A show is a song: five minutes, twelve choruses, and eight moments that each want one instrument. Portrait, pixel art, in development.
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A D&D 5e one-shot campaign hub with player resources, character creation tools, an NPC art gallery, and downloadable guides.
Personal build
A lightweight, browser-based virtual tabletop for running D&D remotely. Players join a room with a short code (no installs) to share a map with movable tokens, dice, text and voice chat, and DM tools like fog of war and an initiative tracker. Built to play with friends and family across state lines.
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Remove image backgrounds directly in your browser. Click to select a color, adjust tolerance, and download the result, no server uploads needed.
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An NLP experiment that reads meeting transcripts for logical fallacies and conversation dynamics, like interruptions and who actually got heard. I built it because the problem was interesting.
Personal build
A threat-intelligence aggregation engine that pulls 20+ feeds into one schema, scores severity with a hybrid rule and ML classifier, and alerts by tier. Built to explore data pipelines and ML scoring at scale.
