I'm based in Christchurch, New Zealand. My background combines full-stack engineering with master's-level study in applied AI. I'm exploring content and creative tools. I build small tools for the things I keep running into: reading AI agent logs, wiring local agents together, and seeing how far a model can go with a creative idea.
PixelPaw Labs is my personal software lab for agent tooling and workflow automation.
A viewer for local Claude Code session logs. It turns JSONL files into readable conversations with expandable tool calls, token counts and live tailing, and runs as a desktop app, web app or TUI. Optional Jev analysis looks at agent efficiency, and shows you the redacted payload before anything is sent. MIT licensed.
The same idea for OpenAI Codex CLI sessions: search, live tailing, tool call inspection and collaboration chains between orchestrator and worker sessions. MIT licensed.
Star counts checked 18 October 2026.
Kiteva is a personal creative room where an idea becomes a short motion-graphics film. I'm not a designer. I collected motion pieces I liked, along with notes on how each could be made, then built an agent to put that collection to work. It drafts a brief, proposes directions, renders short previews and builds the full film. Shared under a non-commercial license.
- DovePaw is an app for building, scheduling and orchestrating private Claude Code agents over A2A. It's a nights-and-weekends project, licensed MIT with Commons Clause (no commercial use).
- Excalibur is a CLI that runs AI agents through proposal, critique and vote rounds until they reach consensus. MIT licensed.
- PixelFlow is a CLI for video upscaling and frame interpolation using Real-ESRGAN, RIFE and FFmpeg.
Issues and ideas are always welcome on any of these.