Open Source
I publish the code behind the things I build.
The finished interface is only one part of a project. I keep the source, release history, and technical notes public so the decisions can be understood, the changes can be followed, and useful parts can be reused.
Why I publish
Open enough to be useful.
A public project should be understandable, not simply downloadable.
- 01
Show how it works
The structure and technical choices remain visible beyond the final interface.
- 02
Keep changes visible
Commits, releases, and issues give each project an honest history.
- 03
Make reuse practical
Others can inspect an idea, adapt what helps, or point out what can improve.
Public work
Grouped by what it does.
Products, infrastructure work, and ongoing experiments each have a different purpose, so I keep that distinction clear.
Products
Windows tools I maintain for practical support and diagnostics.
- 01ISG Doctor
A Windows health check that gathers the useful evidence before any repair begins.
- 02ISG Desk
A local workspace for the network checks that come up most often in Tier 1 and Tier 2 support.
- 03ISG Printer
A portable tool for finding, installing, and troubleshooting printers without jumping between utilities.
Engineering
Network designs, topology files, configuration, and infrastructure automation.
- 01Corporate Multi-Zone Network
A four-zone enterprise network lab built around dual-hub DMVPN, segmentation, redundancy, and shared services.
- 02HQ–Branch Secure Network
A Packet Tracer HQ and branch lab with a DMZ, site-to-site VPN, dynamic routing, redundancy, and switch security.
- 03Cisco Blaze
A two-office enterprise lab exploring segmentation, routing, security, and resilient network design as one documented system.
- 04Blaze AD Automation
A PowerShell framework that turns the Cisco Blaze site and department model into repeatable Active Directory provisioning.
Collaborative & experiments
Team work and smaller ideas that I continue to explore in code.
- 01GalileoEngine
A Servo-derived browser engine I build with two co-founders. I focus on product engineering, quality, and delivery while the team shares ownership and major decisions.
- 02AION
A hands-on assistant experiment combining voice, tools, and smart-home interface ideas.
- 03Nexus
A small TypeScript interface I use to explore AI-assisted interaction ideas.
GitHub
Everything starts with the repository.
Browse the source, current releases, open issues, and the work still in progress.