Projects

AgentQuilt is an open source platform for running AI agents inside a business. The idea is simple to say and hard to build: a company puts agents on its own knowledge and tools without losing control of what they do. So the platform carries the unglamorous parts: durable memory, roles and permissions, approvals with undo, and one record of everything that happened. Big companies already demand this from every system they buy. Small companies almost never get it. AgentQuilt is built for both.

Today it is specs and architecture, months of design decisions written down. The code has not started. When there is something worth reading the repository goes public, and the build itself will run in the open, on the blog and on YouTube.

cc-telegram connects Telegram to the real Claude Code running on your own computer. One topic in a Telegram group is one session, kept alive in tmux, so closing the phone loses nothing. Claude's questions arrive as tappable cards, checked against the live terminal before anything gets pressed. Voice notes go in as prompts, files come back as attachments, and /screenshot shows the actual terminal at any moment.

I built it because I did not want to sit at a desk while long tasks run, and now most of my sessions happen from the phone. It is MIT licensed, with more than 3,100 tests. One warning: it runs Claude with permission prompts switched off, so the security boundary becomes your Telegram account and your machine. Read that part of the README before you install it.