I build small, sharp systems in C and LISP.

• low-level storage engines, databases, interpreters
• evented / streaming-style systems and minimal runtimes
• symbolic / array-style programming
• clean names, small binaries, understandable code

Most repos here are intentionally small:

• single-file experiments you can read in one sitting
• toy databases / object stores (like toydb)
• parsers, allocators, VMs, and other "inside-the-box" toys
• notes and scratchpads around symbolic computing

I care more about clarity and shape than frameworks.

• toydb - tiny experimental object database (~400 LOC of C).
  Fixed-capacity in-memory tables for objects, tags, properties, relationships, and components, plus simple serialization/deserialization.

(More experiments incoming as I slowly publish older local code.)

• tightening up small C systems projects to live in public
• exploring ways to model data as objects, arrays, and stories
• thinking about the overlap between systems design and how people actually use software

If you want to talk about weird databases, symbol systems, or behavior-heavy software design, I'm around.