gotcha-distill
Open source, MIT
An agent skill that turns each incident into one always-loaded line and one lazily-loaded entry — with the two asserted in parity by CI, in both directions.
Things I built, why they are shaped the way they are, and what they cost to run.
Open source, MIT
An agent skill that turns each incident into one always-loaded line and one lazily-loaded entry — with the two asserted in parity by CI, in both directions.
Personal project, measured
A retrieval harness that routes agent questions through layered lookups instead of grepping whatever happens to be cloned — measured at 1,232× less context, and correct where grep was not.
In production
A written contract, six rules each earned by something breaking, and guardrails asserted by CI rather than documented. Two agent runtimes, one source of truth.
Live
A private photo archive over S3 Glacier — signed-cookie edge auth, on-device face clustering, and about $0.90 a month at rest.
Evaluated, opt-in
A four-tier triage ladder for failing tests — deterministic checks first, Jev's typed decisions second, an LLM only when both have run out.
In development
A mobile farming game where the server owns the farm — Nakama storage the client cannot write, crops timed on the server's clock, and every rule proved by breaking it.