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CS & AI Student · MCCC · CSAI Club Officer
I build drones, dream machines, games, and apps — currently studying at Mercer County Community College and exploring the edges of what software can do.
See my workAn app that lets Dungeon Masters and referees have music play automatically during a tabletop session — reactive to the flow of the game. No more fumbling with playlists mid-combat.
Repo available on request →An EEG-based device for shared dream experiences — a multiplayer internet for the subconscious. Exploring the intersection of neuroscience, hardware, and connectivity.
Repo available on request →An agriculture drone built on PX4 firmware with Python-driven computer vision for crop monitoring and analysis. Yes, it lifts off.
Repo available on request →A complete personal knowledge management system built in Obsidian — my second brain. Structured for a CS student's notes, research, and ideas, with a full linking system.
Available on request →America's biggest gameshow — without the trespassing and violence. One contestant gets 30 days to disappear from public life and go fully incognito. A squad of hunters tracks them down. May the best ghost win.
Details available on request →A metroidvania where Peppino races through the inner workings of his own mind to unlock his heart. Part one of a planned trilogy. Built in Godot with GDExtension. Currently in development.
Repo available on request →An app for understanding your dog better — interpreting behavior, body language, and patterns. Built to help owners communicate with their pets more meaningfully. Dogs currently supported.
Repo available on request →This will be my magnum opus. This will be the first and last project I ever make.
Inquire →Let's not fully automate the process of clicking through complicated applications. Instead, let's walk you through the clicks.
Repo available on request →An agentic AI system governed by the MAGI — one soul refracted three ways. Three Claude models with deliberately designed flaws form an escalation ladder between you (the God) and the workers on the ground.
The flaw determines the rung: Haiku is blunt and cheap, consulted first. Sonnet is careful and formal, consulted second. Opus exhausts every thread and is consulted last — but only Casper (Haiku) renders the final say and may overrule them all. Workers never pray to the God directly. The ladder does.
Runs end-to-end on one machine. Append-only ledger. Source-available.
View on GitHub →I'm an 18-year-old Computer Science & AI student at Mercer County Community College and an officer of the CSAI Club. I build things across a wide range — autonomous drones, neurotech experiments, video games, and AI-powered apps.
My work tends to live at the edges: where hardware meets software, where biology meets code, where games become something more. I'm driven by curiosity and the question of what's actually possible.
When I'm not coding, I'm building out my second brain in Obsidian, thinking about game design, or figuring out how to make a drone smarter.
I can't build everything alone — and I wouldn't want to. Everyone I talk to has a role at my table. Whether you write code, draw worlds, study minds, or just have a wild idea you can't stop thinking about, there's a seat here for you.
Developers, engineers, and makers — people who want to get their hands into a project and ship something real.
Illustrators, musicians, writers, and designers — the ones who give a project its soul and make it feel alive.
Researchers, theorists, and curious minds — people who dig into the why behind things and bring knowledge to the table.
Early adopters, testers, and bold ideators — the first to try something new and brave enough to break it.
Ready to pull up a chair? Reach out — I read everything.