Computes the earliest paint the network allows, then benchmarks it against 77 real sites: actual paint ran 10.7× later, correlation ≈ 0. Built it to prove the 14 KB rule and published the result that killed it. boxthis is the fix, a zero-dependency streaming shell that paints at the floor.

LLM triplet extraction builds a coverage knowledge graph (NetworkX, not vector RAG), then a two-sided matcher runs business-risk ⟷ policy-coverage gap analysis.

Searches arXiv + OpenAlex, analyzes every paper with an LLM, and synthesizes the evidence into one structured, citable answer, streamed live and exportable as a PDF.

Topics render as regions and resources as points of interest, so you navigate a subject instead of scrolling it. Peer recommendations from sentence-transformers + KeyBERT, plus a diffusion image studio behind a multi-GPU queue. Solo, four weeks.

Written in Zig on top of Ghostty. PTY-backed sessions for coding agents that keep running and streaming while hidden, and a workspace that survives restarts. Named after the rum; a sobering amount of work went in.

Android app that diagnoses diseases with an LLM running fully on-device, no servers, nothing leaves your phone. Funded by the state government.

Android app that tallies your expenses in seconds and, as a side quest, dishes out personal-finance advice, all on-device, zero privacy invaded. Funded by my university.