Research & open source

Projects

• Planet Editor

  Active

  A rich-text editor built from parts you can replace. The toolbar, the extensions, and the templates are separate pieces rather than one framework, so you take what you need and leave the rest.

  Source →Funding roles →

• Email Templates

  Maintained

  HTML email templates that survive Outlook, Gmail, and the rest without falling apart. Free, and built so you stop rewriting the same table layouts every time a campaign goes out.

  Source →Funding roles →

• Sca

  Early

  An early experiment, still being worked out in private. It goes public when there is something worth cloning rather than a repository with three commits and no README.

  Not public yetFunding roles →

What I'm researching

Not papers. Questions I keep hitting in real work, taken apart in public. Where one has turned into something worth reading, the piece is linked underneath it.

• AI features that hold up in production

  Where retrieval, structured output, and human review actually beat a hand-written rule, and where they quietly lose.

  Why Your AI Gives Confident Wrong Answers About Your Own Documents →

• Automation for small teams

  Taking a slow, repetitive, mostly-text workflow and measuring the hours it gives back. Unglamorous, measurable.

  What AI actually changed in my week →

• Editor and content tooling

  Composable editing primitives instead of monolithic frameworks. Most of this feeds planet-editor.

Funding the work

These projects are free and stay free. Funding buys them maintenance time, and you can fund one project rather than a vague pot. The four roles, and what each one actually buys, are written down on their own page.

Nothing is open yet. No GitHub Sponsors, no payment links live, so anything arranged now happens by email.