Optimizers, agents, email tooling, and the plumbing that makes them reliable. Everything below is something you can try, watch, or read the code for.
Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing to install, no sign-up.
A visual editor for factory-line layouts: place stations and material piles, wire up routes, and an integer-programming solver (HiGHS, compiled to WebAssembly) finds batch sizes and raw inputs — minimizing waste first, then resources, then time. All client-side; your layouts save to your browser.
Recorded against seeded demo data — no real mail involved.
An MCP server that gives AI agents semantic recall over an email archive. Every thread is LLM-tagged on sync; agents search by what you actually remember (“the invoice from the roofing guy, sometime last spring”), not exact keywords.
Drafts replies to incoming business email, grounded in the business’s own website content. It answers what the site actually covers and says so when it doesn’t know, instead of inventing. A human reviews every send.
Code to read, with the design notes in each README.