From multiplayer worlds to AI developer tools.

1. 

   Prototype Local-first tooling

   RealForge Workbench#

   A local-first AI workbench for coding workflows, with model evaluation, reviewable change proposals, and explicit approval controls.

   Python · React · TypeScript · Tauri · Local models

   Source private
   Local-first AI workflows: RealForge Workbench

   Workflow

   Connect a local model, work with project context, evaluate results, and review proposed changes in a desktop interface.

   Engineering focus

   The CLI uses dry-run defaults, isolated experiments, and approval-gated proposals. The Workbench adds a React and TypeScript interface with a Tauri desktop shell.

   Scope

   In development. Local inference and optional online features are distinct; account, provider, and collaboration features can use network services. Source remains private.

2. 

   Prototype Compiler tooling · AI-assisted

   RealLang#

   An experimental language with a Python compiler, structured diagnostics, and a C backend, exploring how language design can support AI-generated code.

   Python · Type checking · C codegen · Diagnostics

   Source ↗ (opens in a new tab)
   Compiler design & research scope: RealLang

   Implementation

   A lexer, parser, type checker, and C emitter form the current compiler pipeline. Structured diagnostics are designed to support programmatic repair.

   Research question

   Can explicit language semantics and machine-readable errors improve AI code generation and repair? A study harness exists; improved LLM reliability is a research goal, not a reported result.

   Development

   An Imagicast Studios project developed with AI assistance. Public source and status notes document the implemented language subset.

3. 

   Live 2023 — present

   RealFiction#

   I architect and operate this live multi-server Minecraft network on Oracle Cloud and Ubuntu, under real player load.

   Java · Velocity · Oracle Cloud · Linux

   Live ↗ (opens in a new tab)Source private
   Operating a live network: RealFiction

   System

   A multi-server Minecraft network running on Oracle Cloud and Ubuntu, with Java services and persistent player data.

   Engineering focus

   Availability, latency, process monitoring, JVM tuning, and debugging behavior across running services.

   Scope

   Live infrastructure operated since 2023. The public site shows the player experience; backend source remains private.

4. 

   Live Social multiplayer

   HeartHaven#

   A shared browser world with persistent rooms, real-time presence, and version-checked updates to keep concurrent edits consistent.

   Next.js · TypeScript · Supabase · PostgreSQL

   Live ↗ (opens in a new tab)Source ↗ (opens in a new tab)
   Keeping shared state consistent: HeartHaven

   System

   Supabase Realtime handles presence and position broadcasts. Host-owned database rows hold the canonical room and garden layouts.

   Key decision

   Edits go through database RPCs with optimistic-concurrency version checks. Row-Level Security policies define access to persistent player data.

   Scope

   A browser-based multiplayer project built with Next.js, TypeScript, Supabase, and PostgreSQL. Architecture and database migrations are available in the public repository.

5. 

   In development 2021 — present

   Imagicast Studios / Abandoned Horror#

   As co-founder and lead developer, I own core multiplayer systems for Abandoned Horror, a 6v1v1 Unreal title in development.

   Unreal Engine 4/5 · C++ · C# · Multiplayer

   Project overview ↗ (opens in a new tab)Source privateRole ↓
   Multiplayer game systems: Imagicast Studios / Abandoned Horror

   Project

   Abandoned Horror is an asymmetrical 6v1v1 multiplayer title in development at Imagicast Studios.

   Role

   Co-founder and lead developer, working on gameplay state, input handling, and multiplayer runtime systems in Unreal Engine.

   Scope

   The studio site is public; the game is still in development and its source is private.

6. 

   Live Built 2025

   United Exams#

   Course hubs for quizzes, study notes, and practice, backed by PostgreSQL and per-user access policies.

   Next.js · PostgreSQL · Row-Level Security

   Live ↗ (opens in a new tab)Source ↗ (opens in a new tab)
   Study tools & access boundaries: United Exams

   Product

   A seven-course study site with quizzes, simulations, homework resources, and notes.

   Stack

   Next.js with PostgreSQL and Row-Level Security for authenticated, per-user study data.

   Scope

   Source is publicly viewable for portfolio review under the repository’s stated terms. Source-available does not mean open source.

7. 

   Public mod Completed collaboration

   Competitive Playable Bosses#

   A collaborative Super Smash Bros. Ultimate mod that makes boss characters playable, using Rust runtime hooks and custom gameplay state.

   Rust · Runtime hooks · Gameplay state

   Source ↗ (opens in a new tab)under @NemesisSSBU
   Runtime integration & collaboration: Competitive Playable Bosses

   System

   Rust hooks connect custom boss behavior to the game runtime, including input handling and character state.

   Engineering focus

   Low-level hooks, input handling, and shared gameplay state at the game-runtime boundary, where behavior needs careful debugging.

   Scope

   A non-commercial collaborative mod, published under @NemesisSSBU with contributor credits in the repository. Development is no longer active.

Project status and technical notes distinguish live systems from work in development. For private projects or a closer look at the architecture, get in touch.