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Projects

Open-source tools I build and maintain — what they do, and where they stand.

SpecKit Companion

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Bring spec-driven development into VS Code. SpecKit Companion turns the spec → plan → tasks → implement pipeline into a visual workflow you can watch, review, and steer — so AI builds from explicit specs instead of vague prompts.

Live pipeline view that lights up as each phase completes
Review specs and plans like code, with inline comments
Works with any AI agent — Claude Code, Cursor, and more
Turbo mode and a fast-path for small changes
Custom workflows — plug in your own SDD methodology

Installs: 28K
Stars: 66
Version: 0.28

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SpecKit Extension

The open-source spec-kit extension that powers the Companion — the templates, hooks, and the SDD pipeline itself. Fork it, extend it, or build your own spec-driven workflow on top.

The spec → plan → tasks → implement pipeline as composable nodes
Whole-lifecycle capture into a single spec-context file
Standard / turbo profiles and a complexity fast-path
Hooks that auto-fire and write workflow state
MIT-licensed and open on GitHub

Stars: 66
Forks: 16
License: MIT

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Kaiju

Kaiju is the private repo behind how I actually work with AI. Every repeatable task — writing an article, filing a ticket, cutting a release, reviewing a spec — is a skill with a name, a version, and a changelog, instead of a prompt I retype and slowly get wrong. It is the system that makes the rest of these projects possible.

76 skills, grouped by domain: engineering, content, product, GDE, knowledge
Versioned and changelogged — a workflow you can roll back
Hooks and settings that travel with the repo, not the laptop
Templates so a new skill starts from a known-good skeleton
Private — the source stays closed; the approach is what I share

Skills: 76
Domains: 8
Version: 0.34
Source: Private

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Angular Toolbar

A browser DevTools toolbar for Angular apps. Flip feature flags, mock API data, switch languages, and tweak app state at runtime — without touching code or redeploying.