Chief Architect @ Torq.io
Go · gRPC · Terminal Tools · Agentic Software
I started my career writing kernel drivers in C. These days I'm a Chief Architect at Torq.io, the AI SOC leader, prompting agents to write Go. On nights and weekends, I build terminal tools and explore what happens when AI agents become real coding partners — not just autocomplete, but collaborators you plan with, debug with, and ship with.
Every project below was built with AI agents, for AI agents, or both.
Terminal-native HTTP/HTTPS debugging proxy — think Proxyman or Charles, but in your terminal.
MITM intercept · live flow list · tree view · detail inspector · HAR export · request diffing · JavaScript scripting · bandwidth throttling · vim-style navigation
| Project | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| netmon | Fast, interactive TUI network monitor for macOS — live connections grouped by process |  |
| kticket | Git-backed issue tracker designed for AI agents — markdown + YAML frontmatter |  |
| claude-status | Customizable status line for Claude Code CLI — git, CI, tokens, tasks in one line |  |
| agent-stuff | Extensions, skills, and themes for Pi — the coding agent |  |
| Conference | Talk | |
|---|---|---|
| 🎤 | KubeCon Europe 2025 | gRPC: 5 Years Later, Is It Still Worth It? |
| 🎤 | GopherCon UK | Efficient Debugging and Logging with OpenTelemetry in Go |
| Date | Post |
|---|---|
| Sep 2024 | gRPC: 5 Years Later, Is It Still Worth It? (1K+ claps) |
| Apr 2025 | The slides for my KubeCon talk "gRPC: 5 years later" |
| Jan 2025 | Securing access to Internal Cloud Run Services with Caddy |
| Oct 2025 | Fix: Cloudflare Access Authentication Fails Between Subdomains |
| May 2024 | Efficient Debugging and Logging with OpenTelemetry in Go |