A complete list of public work, plus experiments that are interesting but not flagship-ready.
My favorite projects reduce tooling overhead so agents feel instant. When startup costs cross the “noticeable” threshold, workflows become frustrating fast.
A benchmark that scores web-search providers (Exa, Perplexity, Tavily, Gemini, Grok) on everyday research quality and — the differentiator — landscape recall: whether a search surfaces every real competitor in a market, including the obscure long-tail that naive agent fan-out misses.
Full-stack MMA fighter database with 76,000+ fighter profiles, 270,000+ fights, and real-time stats. A Pokedex-style experience for combat sports enthusiasts.
AI-native platform for financial research providing LLM-ready SEC filing data with semantic search, RAG chat, and structured table extraction.
A searchable archive of court documents with OCR text extraction and full-text search capabilities. Makes publicly released legal documents accessible and navigable.
Wolfie's portfolio website built with React, TypeScript, and Framer Motion. Features WebGL shaders, fluid animations, and a dark terminal-inspired aesthetic.
MCP server enabling AI-assisted music production in Ableton Live. 50+ tools for MIDI manipulation, automation, groove control, and arrangement—all controllable through natural language.
Analyze your full Spotify listening history locally in the browser (not just 90 days). Privacy-first, no server required.
A Python library for flight search workflows with clean abstractions and reproducible results.
Early-stage experiment exploring social + ML ideas.
Precinct-level map of San Francisco elections built with deck.gl and MapLibre. Recolor ~514 precincts by leading candidate across contests, with a correlator mode comparing scraped civic data against certified vote share.
A unified 3D civic-stress map of San Francisco - poop, crime, fire/EMS, 311, and traffic crashes rendered as one multi-source hex stack with a rolling 91-day playback window and a diverging-delta compare mode.
A real-time urban-intelligence map of San Francisco: crime, fire, building permits, landmarks, heritage sites, and 311 service requests layered over 3D buildings with deck.gl.
A unified 3D map of San Francisco civic event streams - 311 waste and needle reports, SFPD crime, SFFD fire calls, general 311 cases, and SFMTA traffic incidents - with every rendering mode exposed as a runtime toggle.
A global country-statistics dashboard: compare nations across 60+ datasets with choropleth maps, correlations, trends, and composite indices, all with shareable URL state and validated data.
Google Maps for biodiversity: pan and zoom the entire phylogenetic tree of life, drilling from Domain to Species with iNaturalist photos, range maps, and Wikipedia summaries at each leaf.
An interactive 3D visualization of ~300,000 human and animal waste reports filed with SF 311 between 2008 and 2024, rendered as a deck.gl hex map.
Interactive time-lapse map of San Francisco metered parking activity, built from 206M+ meter transactions and shared through a viral X demo.
A time-warp animation of one week of San Francisco traffic: every bridge, artery, and neighborhood pulsing through seven days of real movement data.
An interactive model of GPU compute economics: what a token actually costs across hardware generations, utilization rates, and hosting strategies.
Live AI model landscape dashboard tracking model quality, pricing, speed, benchmark trust, and leaderboard movement across providers.
Drive a real, logged-in Chrome profile from local scripts via a Native Messaging bridge. No remote-debugging popup, no separate browser profile.
Hybrid semantic + keyword search over AI coding-agent session transcripts, so agents can recall what actually happened in past sessions.
A WebGPU compute-driven music visualizer: real-time audio analysis feeding particle fields and bloom pipelines entirely on the GPU.
Historical context for today's weather: live San Francisco conditions compared against 100+ years of NOAA records, microclimates, and climate trends.
A multilingual tribute archive for the Soviet rock band Kino: discography timeline, cultural annotations, romanization, and synced karaoke across 10 languages.
A computer-science vocabulary and knowledge-base trainer with spaced repetition, quizzes, a concept knowledge graph, and AI-assisted definitions.
An interactive map of the computer-science landscape: pan and zoom across fields, subfields, and topics as an explorable universe.
A collection of real-time WebGL/GLSL fragment-shader experiments and visual demos rendered in the browser.