Sean
O'Reilly

A local control plane for coding-agent work that combines an integrated tracker with bounded orchestration, role-aware model routing, and project memory.

• Integrated tracker: manage workspaces, projects, milestones, and tickets in one local board, then launch a run from ticket detail.
• Bounded orchestration: deterministic workflow services keep scope, permissions, and test gates outside the model while the durable run graph exposes progress and recovery state.
• Per-role routing: configure provider and model profiles, reasoning effort, fallback chains, and workflow presets for each agent role.
• Budget-aware model routing: use frontier models for planning and review, then cheaper, faster models for routine execution; full budget tracking and enforcement are still in progress.
• Skill manager: install, edit, version, and mirror repository guidance through an ownership-aware Skills UI.
• BrainDB project memory: surface workspace-scoped roadmap, in-flight work, decisions, and claim health in a structured Brain view.

Brewery management software covering AI-assisted recipe building, multi-supplier ingredient shopping, a guided brew day, fermentation tracking, and the brewing science underneath it all. A private SaaS currently in development.

• Demo coming soon. Already well past the home-brewer scope, and now being pushed toward small commercial breweries.
• AI recipe generator: pick a style, dial in target ABV/IBU/color/FG, add a guiding note, and get back a complete recipe — grist, hop schedule, yeast, water salts, and mash steps — built only from ingredients you can actually buy or already have on the shelf.
• Shop the cheapest ingredients: live price comparison across every supplier you use, solved as whole packages rather than raw weights. Compare the lowest-cost bundle, the fewest-suppliers bundle, and single-store plans side by side, with brand substitutions flagged and currencies kept separate.
• Brew-day wizard: a guided run through prep, mash, collection, boil, knockout, fermentation, and packaging, with live timers, one-tap timestamps, incident logging, and mid-brew ingredient substitution — or a printable brew sheet if you would rather work off paper.
• Fermentation tracking: log gravity and temperature as they happen and watch the fermentation profile plot against expected FG, then carry the measured numbers straight through to attenuation, ABV, carbonation, and packaging runs.
• Brewing science, not lookup tables: post-flameout hop utilization (mIBU), fermentability-aware FG prediction, a water salt solver with advisory mash-pH modelling, yeast pitch rates with lot viability and repitch ranking, and both natural and forced carbonation — all unit-aware, metric or imperial.
• Curated ingredient catalog: thousands of hops, malts, and yeasts merged from supplier and manufacturer sources through a separate catalog workbench, with cross-lab yeast equivalencies, style pairings, and the full BJCP style library.
• Built for real breweries: per-brewery inventory, equipment profiles, and packaging runs, with recipe revisions and lineage tracked through parent and child chains, and community recipes anyone can fork.
• Themes for every taste: two complete layout themes — the paper-like “Folio” and a flatter, segmented “Clean” — each rendered in light, dark, and vivid modes.
• Coming soon: BeerSmith 2 import (recipes, brew history, and fermentation readings), multi-user breweries with roles and invitations, multi-recipe shopping sessions, malt-family browsing, and competition results with tasting scores and medals.

Multi-protocol AV controller that unifies Roku TV, Denon/Marantz AVR, an HTPC, a gaming PC, and TP-Link smart-home devices into a single, locally hosted PWA — no cloud, no app store, no account.

• Try the live demo linked above. On desktop you can watch the remote drive a set of virtual home-theatre devices in real time.
• Scene presets: orchestrate every device in sequence, switching inputs, display resolution, and audio mode, then launching the app, all in a single tap.
• Air Mouse: streams phone gyroscope data over Socket.io to move the HTPC cursor, with two-point couch calibration for accuracy from the sofa.
• Custom Telnet driver: a persistent, auto-reconnecting connection that extends the limited Denon/Marantz HTTP API to surface controls most apps bury in on-screen menus.
• Cross-platform HTPC automation: a dedicated control path per OS, using EventGhost on Windows, ydotool on Linux Wayland/X11, and robotjs on macOS.
• Local smart-home control: TP-Link Kasa plugs, switches, and dimmers, all driven over LAN with zero cloud dependency.
• Installable PWA: add it from any browser on the local network, with a swipeable panel layout built for phones.

Monitors New Zealand DOC, BC Parks, Ontario Parks, and Parks Canada booking sites for hard-to-get hut and campsite availability, then drives the booking flow automatically, right through to payment where the site allows it.

• Monitoring: watches Great Walks, standard huts, and Canadian provincial-park sites on a scheduled Redis/ARQ worker.
• Notifications: email and Gotify alerts fire the instant a slot opens.
• Auto-booking: Playwright drives the JS-heavy checkout using saved occupant details and Fernet-encrypted credentials, proven live against both NZ DOC and Canada's Camis parks platform.
• Live checkout handoff: the booking browser is exposed over noVNC, so you can finish payment before the hold expires (25 minutes on DOC, 15 on the Canadian parks sites).
• Coming soon: Newfoundland and Yukon adapters, plus an AI agent that builds new site adapters for you automatically.

Agentic trading-research and alerting platform that pairs deterministic market signals with Claude-powered validation, backtesting, paper trading, and full reasoning traceability.

• Hybrid signal pipeline: PHP and Python compute the technical triggers, then Claude validates them against strategy notes, news, catalysts, and open paper positions.
• Versioned strategy builder: compiles natural language into JSON, with deterministic backtests, cooldowns, sizing rules, and an immutable history of every prompt and config.
• Observable agent runtime: persists every tool call and structured output alongside token usage, latency, prompt and model versions, and per-run cost accounting.
• Complete trading workflow: research workspace, watchlists, market-data ingestion, an alerts inbox, Gotify push notifications, and paper-portfolio tracking.