TalentFlow
Co-founder · ShippingAn entertainment SaaS I co-founded in November 2025. We are building the operational backbone for talent teams — the scheduling, routing, and payment plumbing that currently lives in spreadsheets and group chats.
I build software. Right now that means co-founding TalentFlow, getting Health Harmony ready to launch, and writing the tooling behind Dorian Trader. This page is the index — what I'm working on, what I'm into, and where to find me.
An entertainment SaaS I co-founded in November 2025. We are building the operational backbone for talent teams — the scheduling, routing, and payment plumbing that currently lives in spreadsheets and group chats.
A personal health management platform getting ready to launch. It pulls the records, labs, and appointments scattered across every portal you have ever been given a login for into one place you actually control.
I am a member of technical staff at Dorian Trader, where I build the tooling behind the community — the bots people talk to, the signals they act on, and the interfaces that connect it all to their brokerage.
The bots members interact with day to day: alerts, lookups, and the automation that keeps the community running without a human in the loop.
The pipeline that turns market data into the signals members act on, and delivers them where people already are.
A Model Context Protocol server for tastytrade, so an LLM agent can read positions and reason about a portfolio through a typed tool interface instead of scraping a UI.
I went to HOPE 17 (Hackers On Planet Earth) this year. A few talks are still rattling around in my head:
My favorite of the weekend — cognitive security as the human-side twin of cybersecurity, and why our mental defenses need the same seriousness we give silicon.
Real onion circuits from a normal browser — Tor for people who cannot install privileged software, and the new risks that comes with.
A free offline Android IDE that turns a budget phone into a full workstation — coding without the laptop gatekeeping.
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A maturity spectrum for MCP server security: the email allowlist I shipped, OAuth 2.1 done properly, and what enterprise compliance demands.
A gluetun and AirVPN compose file that fetches one URL from four egress points at once, and what the diffs mean for tools that read the web.
A list of complaints about recruiter outreach turned into an argument about who absorbs the security risk and the time cost of someone else's hiring process.
Grounding an LLM's options analysis in real quotes. The MCP server took an afternoon; auth, data, and deployment took the rest of the month.
Shelving half-finished work with git stash -- through Visual Studio's Team Explorer, and on the command line with interactive hunk selection.