Army tool · In daily use
Rally Point
A soldier database I built inside the Army to track their training. Four years later, people still use it every day. Nobody had to mandate it. It just worked.
PROJECTS
Things I've built
I like building things people actually use. Some of these started in the Army. Some started at 2 a.m. in a lab. All of them taught me something, usually by breaking first.
The company · Co-founder and CEO
WireWolf
A cybersecurity company I co-founded out of my UC Berkeley capstone. It runs real attacks against your environment, proves what matters, guides the fix, and tests it again.
More builds
Desktop app · WireWolf Inc.
Prowl
A desktop app, provided by WireWolf Inc., that keeps pentesters in flow. Real terminals (local plus a one-click Kali container), an AI co-pilot with persistent per-target memory, auto-journaling after key commands, a findings tracker, methodology checklists, a credential vault, and clean engagement notes. You never lose context between sessions.
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AI agents · Local-first
Quorum
A local-first engineering council for Claude Code and Codex. You open a local repo, describe an engineering task or question, and the two agents hold a grounded, back-and-forth conversation about it. They read the actual codebase, challenge each other and build on each other, while you steer who responds next. It sits beside your editor as a command center, with a file explorer, a Monaco editor and a full source-control panel built in. The agents run with full autonomy. In a turn they can read, edit, create and delete files, run commands, and install dependencies directly, without asking for approval. That is the point of Quorum: real engineering work, not just advice.
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UC Berkeley · Fall 2025
WireWolf capstone (UC Berkeley, Fall 2025)
The terminal version of WireWolf. A multi-agent system called APS 3.0 that plans and runs full attack chains with real Kali Linux tools, and logs every command and decision so a human can check its work.
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Open source · GitHub
SudoLabs
A Linux terminal that lets you run hands-on hacking labs, with AI guidance, Docker targets and Hack The Box support. Open source on GitHub.
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