AI-native engineering R&D by Bryan Woodruff — building the tools, frameworks, and proving-ground products of agent-driven software development.
- ai-pack — a comprehensive multi-agent workflow framework for Claude Code: agent roles (orchestrator, engineer, reviewer), quality gates, structured development workflows, and clean-code standards. Full documentation →
- mcp — standalone Model Context Protocol servers in Go: a federated project knowledge graph (KuzuDB, hybrid semantic search, multi-scope monorepo support) and document-to-Markdown conversion.
- openphast — an open-source bridge from Panja/AMX PHAST home-automation hardware to Home Assistant: a reverse-engineered proprietary protocol over raw IPX, a C++20 daemon, an HA custom component, and an offline simulator — built end-to-end with ai-pack agent workflows.
- ADSync — a free macOS menu-bar app that keeps Active Directory and macOS/keychain passwords in sync.
A modern, maintained toolchain family for classic platforms — because the fundamentals never go out of style:
- xasm-plus-plus — production cross-assembler in modern C++20: single binary supporting 7 vintage CPU architectures (6502 family, 6809, Z80) and 5 classic syntax modes, 1,600+ tests, cross-platform CI with emulator boot validation — built end-to-end with ai-pack agent workflows
- sourcerer — modular disassembler for 6502, 6809, and Z80 with pluggable output formatters