Portfolio / Independent work / 2026
These are products, infrastructure and experiments I've built while directing teams of coding agents. I own the architecture, review and release decisions.
Some are live services. Others run on a demo mesh or a workbench. Each project includes what works today and the next piece to prove.
Sentinel on Continuum: a workspace through an EMR outage.
A hospital data gateway with its own patient census and downtime order queue. Demonstrated through an outage, restart and verified replay.
Five simulated days of downtime, followed by verified message replay.
Compare AI answers in one conversation.
A multi-model AI workspace with family accounts and parental controls. Built across web, iOS and Android, with a shared API contract.
Web in production. iOS on TestFlight. Android implementation complete.
Keep your data available. Keep your choice of infrastructure.
A distributed record foundation designed to span cloud providers and on-premises systems, keep records recoverable through node failures, and let applications grow without tying their data to one provider.
4,744 synthetic messages restored byte for byte in a recorded recovery demo.
Run coding agents with independent verification.
The workflow behind these builds: isolated worktrees, independent reviewers and explicit approval gates, with progress delivered back to my phone.
Isolated changes, independent verification and approval before release.
Keep sensitive documents available when systems fail.
A document archive built on Continuum for businesses that need confidentiality and dependable access. Live for research and publishing, and intended as the archiving backend for True North.
In production since July 2026.
Require independent approval before a wire is authorized.
A closing workflow with signed approvals and a database that can be rebuilt from its event history. The prototype ends at authorization.
Delete the local database, rebuild it, and verify byte-identical views.
Turn clinical events into hospital operations views.
Census, length of stay and patient journeys built from the event stream shared with Sentinel.
Eight module families running on the demo mesh.
Connect patient screening to a reviewed order.
A screening and care-pathway prototype with configurable protocols, a unit overview and human approval before orders leave the system.
Screen-to-order flow verified at a mock HL7 receiver.
Operate sign-in across a family of applications.
A self-hosted OIDC identity provider with passkeys, session controls and an operator CLI, packaged as one Go binary.
Serving True North, Folio and other registered applications.
Cross-review research before it becomes a draft.
Independent model passes, rotated critiques and a separate audit of the final draft. A human writes the brief and decides what gets published.
Used across 60 topics and 255 research waves.
One knob. A light bar that previews each setting.
A personal hardware build with smooth LED motion, live settings and current-aware rendering on a Feather M4.
144 LEDs, a 120 FPS loop and roughly $100 in parts.
The shared foundation
Continuum grew into a shared record layer for several applications. Artilect ID provides sign-in across the product family. Each application gives me a different way to test the underlying design.
Explore Continuum ↗Applications using the record fabric
ContinuumSigned records · Distributed archivesTrue North's archive integration goes through Folio. Its core chat application runs separately.
Artilect IDShared sign-in across applications ↗Work with me
I'm open to senior engineering and technical leadership roles, contract builds, and consulting through Artilect US.
Send me the role, the problem, or the rough idea. An early conversation is welcome.
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