This page only focuses on my most notable projects, the greatest hits, since a list of all my projects would be much too lengthy.
I've diverted billions of tokens away from low quality inference by exposing problematic providers, like:
M3 Svelte is one of the highest quality implementations of Google's Material 3. It implements official Google specifications in efficient, clever, and simple ways. It often even works without JS. It's popular among both Svelte developers and those porting Material 3 to other component frameworks (as a reference).
From a list of every website to a way to send internet over WebRTC (and a client built on this) to a way to use CodeHS as a computer, Abundance's goal is the opposite of censorship: create an abundance of websites.
The Trigonometry umbrella encompasses all the software I built for school. The most popular Trigonometry application was Tangent, a private utility application that garnered more than 200 users, despite strict identity verification requirements to keep Tangent for local students only. The ones before it were experiments in data integration, and the ones after it were experiments in syncing and privacy.
I've since moved on from Trigonometry - personal agents on personal devices are more effective at working with school data. Public Trigonometry code is available here.
I felt a deep sense of awe when I first saw qiz-li's lovelace-soft-ui, an implementation of Neumorphism in Home Assistant. So I spent a few months contributing to his templates and porting the styling to - well two themes at first, a light and dark one, both with complex colors and CSS, but eventually a simple and unified theme.