Founder & builder. I build enterprise AI systems for healthcare, real estate, and operations — and the companies around them.
- Checkdoors — AI-powered property platform
- NexaRevive — AI advisory platforms for high-stakes decisions (healthcare & enterprise)
- Lumi — enterprise AI agent development & consulting
- Kestrel — AI agent operations platform: approved system access, human review, and a clear record of every run
At LumiCorp we open-sourced the operations layer we believe enterprise agents need — open, auditable, reliable:
- Kestrel — open runtime platform: Kestrel Local Core, CLI/TUI, Desktop, Kestrel One, SDKs, and declarative evaluations
- ruhroh — Real-User Harness for Repair-Oriented Harbor
Enterprise AI doesn't fail on models — it fails on everything around them: workflow fit, governance, UX that operators actually adopt, technology bets that age badly. That's the layer I own. Business case to architecture to rollout: the AI agents, the UX, the technology choices, the data governance.
The AI landscape reinvents itself every quarter. Enterprises can't. So I anchor systems to what doesn't churn — the business process, the data, the controls — and keep the model layer swappable. AI-native, and still standing when the stack shifts. TypeScript and Python underneath.
Most of my work ships from private repos across @Nexa-Revive, @LumiCorp, and @checkdoors.
Off hours I build under the Foggy name — music on YouTube, Foggy Drops (a consumer AI platform for restaurants, built to maximize guest experience and growth), and a live options-flow trading dashboard I made for myself.
