I build open-source frameworks and developer tools focused on cross-platform UI, language interoperability, and reproducible research.

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Most of what I work on sits at one of three intersections: building UI frameworks in languages and styles their platform isn't used to, getting code to cross language boundaries safely, or making research systems reproducible enough to verify. The projects below are the ones I'm actively maintaining.

Build native Android and iOS apps in Python.

PythonNative is a cross-platform framework with a declarative, React-like component model: function components, hooks (use_state, use_effect, use_navigation), automatic reconciliation, and a pure-Python, Yoga-style flexbox engine. It compiles to real UIKit and AndroidX views via rubicon-objc and Chaquopy, with no JavaScript bridge in between. The CLI scaffolds projects, and pn run --hot-reload ships Fast Refresh out of the box.

Python · iOS / UIKit · Android / AndroidX · Chaquopy · rubicon-objc

Build interactive web apps in Python, no JavaScript required.

Wybthon is a client-side SPA framework powered by Pyodide. It uses a signals-first reactive model inspired by SolidJS: function components run once at mount, and embedded signal getters become reactive holes that update only the affected DOM node. The framework ships with a virtual DOM, client-side router, context API, forms with validation, flow-control primitives, error boundaries, Suspense, and a dev server with SSE-based hot reload.

Python · Pyodide · Signals · WebAssembly · SPA

Type-safe bindings for eleven languages from a single IDL.

WeaveFFI generates idiomatic packages for C, C++, Swift, Kotlin/Android, Node.js, WebAssembly, Python, .NET, Dart, Go, and Ruby from one YAML, JSON, or TOML definition. Every target speaks to the same stable C ABI, so adding a new platform is a code-gen change rather than a rewrite. The CLI handles validation, linting, diffing, formatting, IDL extraction from annotated Rust, and schema migration via weaveffi upgrade.

Rust · C ABI · IDL · Code generation · cargo

Fast, accessible UI primitives built on semantic HTML and modern CSS.

Hydrateless ships accordions, tabs, modals, drawers, tooltips, and other primitives that work without JavaScript by leaning on <details>, the :has() selector, and CSS layers. The companion @hydrateless/auto package detects data-hl-* attributes and lazy-loads small enhancers only where keyboard navigation, focus traps, or ARIA management actually need them. It's themeable through design tokens, dark-mode aware, and accessible by default.

TypeScript · CSS · Semantic HTML · Design tokens · A11y

A verification harness for the Loop-Dominance Theory of Consciousness.

LDTC is a minimal, substrate-agnostic toolkit that measures loop-dominance (Lloop versus Lexchange) at fixed Δt using VAR-Granger and Kraskov k-NN mutual information. It enforces guardrails through an enclave-protected LREG with a hash-chained audit log, runs Ω-perturbation trials (power sag, ingress flood, command conflict, and exogenous subsidy), and evaluates NC1 and SC1 with Ed25519-signed indicators. It ships with a CLI, reproducible configuration profiles, and an optional hardware adapter for ingesting real telemetry.

Python · Information theory · Reproducible research · CLI