About
Houston
I work at the intersection of OSINT, red teaming, and AI agents — building systems that pull signal out of noise. Most of what I make starts with a simple question:what can you learn without ever touching the target?
Right now my focus is ShadowBroker, a global threat-intercept platform that aggregates open intelligence — aircraft, satellites, seismic activity, and more — into one interface, then lets AI agents find the correlations nobody was looking for. Alongside it I’m building passive recon engines, red-team automation, and tooling for bug hunters.
Why this site exists
Two reasons. First, a place to showcase the work — the projects below are the real output, not a résumé. Second, a journal: I’m documenting the build in public so the dead ends and breakthroughs are written down while they’re still fresh.
Get in touch
Find me on GitHub or reach out by email. I’m always up for a conversation about intelligence, offensive security, or where autonomous agents go next.