Claude Fleet
A local dashboard that runs and coordinates many Claude Code AI agents at once — saved agent profiles, a work queue, and multi-step pipelines that hand work from one agent to the next.
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Computer science student & builder — AI tools, mobile apps, and games.
The builds I'm proudest of — AI tooling, mobile apps, and games.
A local dashboard that runs and coordinates many Claude Code AI agents at once — saved agent profiles, a work queue, and multi-step pipelines that hand work from one agent to the next.
Senior capstone. Describe a disaster in plain English; AI agents for medical, fire, shelter, and security build responder teams on real street maps, compare team sizes, and write up the best plan as a report.
An offline-first notes app: a chat-style feed plus a day-by-day notebook, with photo and voice notes, on-device transcription, and an agenda that picks up dates automatically. Backed by 214 automated tests.
A turn-based pixel-art dungeon crawler for phones, played in portrait, with animated creatures per biome and a tap-to-expand minimap.
The board game Tak against a computer opponent, fully offline on mobile. A standalone rules engine with game-notation support, plus an AI that searches ahead to pick its moves.
A security training tool where an AI red team attacks and an AI blue team defends an isolated target. Being spun out as my next big project.
The space strategy game Binary Homeworlds against an AI opponent, offline on mobile.
A mental-math trainer that drills specific tricks and spaces out reviews based on your own speed and accuracy.
An offline desktop app for learning to read sheet music, aimed at organ players — lessons plus quick replayable drills.
A medieval-themed stretching and recovery app with quests, ranks, and streaks.
A local web app for a plain-markdown notes vault, shared live with Obsidian and protected against overwriting outside edits.
A clean, ad-free view of a car dealer's inventory, plus a price checker that compares listings against other dealers.
A read-only planning dashboard that pulls assignments and due dates from Canvas into a list and two-week calendar.
An Android app that tracks incoming messages and keeps nudging you until you reply.
A voice-based sales-call trainer with push-to-talk and AI grading against a fixed scoring rubric.
Builds a list of nearby churches from open map data for one-at-a-time outreach, with a keyboard-driven spreadsheet viewer.
A browser userscript that exports a gift registry, plus a local page for tagging, filtering, and notes.
Hand-rebuilt HTML and SVG versions of a sci-fi interface design kit.
A small local AI model that judges whether a shell command is safe to run without asking.
I'm a computer science student who learns by building. My senior capstone uses teams of AI agents to plan disaster response on real street maps, and on my own time I build tools for running AI agents, offline-first mobile apps, and games with computer opponents.
I care about software that works without fuss: apps that run offline, keep data on the device, and come with tests that prove they do what they say.
The best way to reach me or see what I'm working on is GitHub.