Things I've built or am building.
Intake is an AI-powered customer support platform for businesses: an agent that plugs into every channel and directly into your own SaaS product to answer customers automatically and take real actions, not just hand back generic responses. The difference from tools like Intercom or Zendesk is that the AI doesn't just inform, it connects to your product and actually resolves requests.
ArdiQ is a distributed task queue for Python with a Rust core, backed by Redis Streams: the worker loop and every Redis round-trip run in Rust on top of tokio, off the GIL, while tasks stay plain Python. It ships with priority queues, scheduled and cron tasks, retries with backoff, and crash recovery, and benchmarks show top-tier throughput at roughly a third of the memory of comparable queues.
wong is an external brain for coding agents. It puts Claude Code's memory in one place shared by every repo of a project, keeps a copy on each machine synced through your own server, and checks every note against the files, commits and issues it cites, so the agent finds out which notes went stale and fixes them. It comes with a dashboard to see and undo every change, an MCP server, and the brain opens as an Obsidian vault.
Zona 14 is a pre-match football analytics app covering the top European leagues and competitions. A Dixon-Coles goal model, fit per league with time-decayed form, xG and closing odds, turns each match into probabilities and compares them with the bookmakers' prices to flag where the odds look off. An LLM layer grounded in the same data explains each read in plain language and answers questions about the match.