Constant source and releases
Public artifact
Conversation continuity across agent runtimes.
Public source and release history can be inspected. Runtime compatibility is version-dependent.
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Public artifacts, contribution records, and the decisions they support. Each kind of evidence has a different limit.
GitHub activity, in context
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GitHub contributions include several activity types. They are not distinct commits, shipped features, or a measure of engineering quality. Counts may include private activity exposed only in aggregate.
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Public code, products, and upstream work
Cherminal source and product
Public artifact
Native macOS interfaces for working with AI agents.
Source and published product information support the implementation claims.
Inspect release historySkillpack source and versions
Public artifact
Portable methods for coding agents, including Workbench.
Published instructions show the method; availability alone does not prove effectiveness.
Fleetwatch source and releases
Public artifact
Agentless machine-fleet monitoring over SSH.
Public releases and source are inspectable; access to an individual's machines is outside the public record.
Inspect release historyVoicer source
Public artifact
Self-hosted streaming speech for coding-agent workflows.
Performance depends on the local hardware and configuration.
ReplayDeck live product
Public product
Video-loop practice tools and interaction design.
The product can be used publicly; this is not a claim about user scale.
Rifter live product
Public product
Card collection and related product workflows.
Public product behavior is inspectable; private user data is not evidence for this portfolio.
Merged contribution to OpenClaw agent-skills, shipped in OpenClaw
Public upstream contribution
Filed the autoreview bug (#297) and fixed it (#298): absolute in-repository finding paths no longer abort the run and discard every other finding. Merged 30 September 2026 by maintainer Peter Steinberger with a changelog credit, carried into openclaw/openclaw in #165103 with the upstream credit "@kennykankush for finding-path normalization", and released in OpenClaw v2026.10.5, which lists @kennykankush among its thanked contributors.
One specific merged contribution; it does not imply maintainership. The changelog credit line was submitted with the pull request, following the repository's convention.
Public receipts: Issue #297 · agent-skills changelog · openclaw/openclaw#165103 · OpenClaw v2026.10.5 release
Proposed plain-language plugin approvals for OpenClaw
Public upstream proposal
Rewrote chat-delivered plugin approval prompts as plain-language summaries that fail closed, across OpenClaw's chat channels. Listed by the agents-radar daily digest of 17 May 2026 among significant open pull requests.
Not merged: the pull request went stale after a merge-gate check found conflicts and failing CI, and closed for inactivity. The digest is an automated third-party summary.
Public receipts: agents-radar digest, 17 May 2026
Decisions with consequences
Keep context while changing the runtime
- Problem
- Changing coding agents can interrupt the continuity of a conversation.
- Decision
- Keep a durable conversation record and translate it for the destination runtime.
- Tradeoff
- Adapters must follow changing runtime formats, and transfers need their own verification.
- Validation
- Public source, documentation, releases, and the project's described continuity evaluation.
- Outcome
- A published continuity tool with an inspectable implementation.
Make authority explicit
- Problem
- A personal agent can accumulate knowledge without having permission to act.
- Decision
- Keep domain records authoritative and check scoped, expiring authority before specialist execution.
- Tradeoff
- More explicit state and maintenance; application-level permission checks do not replace execution isolation.
- Validation
- The published case study identifies observed behavior, manual/shadow mechanisms, and proposed work.
- Outcome
- A running personal implementation with a broader framework still being developed.
Keep the host's existing workflow
- Problem
- Event hosts needed to operate a guest list without learning a new administrative system.
- Decision
- Keep their spreadsheet as an operating surface and connect it to the invitation and RSVP application.
- Tradeoff
- Synchronization and structural changes need explicit handling and recovery paths.
- Validation
- The case study reports the event's operating results; private guest data is withheld.
- Outcome
- The application was used for a real wedding and then separated into reusable event packages.
Fantopy: scope and provenance
The contribution record covers March to July 2026. It distinguishes authored work from shared-account attribution, and keeps reported counts within their measurement windows. Its underlying pull-request exports, diaries, and other employer records are private.
The closing assessment is an AI-generated interpretation. It is not an independent employer reference or an endorsement by Anthropic.
Read the full Fantopy contribution recordWhat this evidence does and does not establish
- Employment project metrics are personal reports assembled from private records; public readers cannot independently inspect every underlying receipt.
- Public code and release history demonstrate implementation. They do not establish adoption, commercial impact, or universal reliability.
- AI-generated assessments are interpretations, not employer references or corporate endorsements.
- Research-to-project connections are architectural analogies unless dated evidence establishes historical influence.
- This record alone does not establish large-organization leadership, model-training research, or the operational scope of a senior role.
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