I’ve been an iOS developer since 2011. These days, I’m focused on agentic workflows, specification-driven development, and building tools that make codebases more structured, verifiable, and AI-friendly.

• Specs as first-class artifacts (PRDs, work plans, executable constraints)
• Agent-friendly repos (clear boundaries, tooling, and automation)
• Verification over vibes (tests, gates, diagnostics, metrics)
• Developer experience that stays sharp even when agents write a lot of code

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Here are a few projects I’m actively working on and excited to share.

1. 0AL — Zero-trust Agents Layer
   A long-term effort to bring zero-trust principles to agentic systems, with a focus on identity, boundaries, and safe execution.

   • Agent Passport: github.com/0al-spec/agent-passport
   • Hypercode: github.com/0al-spec/Hypercode
   • Hyperprompt: github.com/0al-spec/Hyperprompt
   • Specification-Implementation Balance Metrics: github.com/0al-spec/Metrics

2. XcodeMCPWrapper
   An MCP proxy that makes the MCP support in Xcode 26.3 compatible with Cursor and other clients that strictly follow the MCP specification.

3. Flow — Agentic Workflow
   A practical framework for building repeatable, agent-driven contribution workflows with clear steps, inputs and outputs, and quality gates.

4. SpecificationCore
   A Swift framework that implements the Specification Pattern using modern Swift features such as property wrappers, macros, and async/await.

5. SpecificationKit
   Platform-focused integrations and product-level tools built around SpecificationCore.

6. SpecificationConfig
   Specifications for Swift configuration — validation and composition for configuration models.

7. ScreenKit
   A modern, functional API for UIKit screens without subclassing UIViewController.

8. Patchwork
   A seamless path for migrating legacy UIKit content to SwiftUI.

9. ISOInspector
   A complex monorepo combining a cross-platform ISO BMFF parser with a SwiftUI app—MP4 boxes, tracks, atoms, and all the fun stuff.

10. docc2context
    A DocC-to-Markdown converter for LLM-readable documentation, with a web service in progress.

If any of this resonates, feel free to open an issue, start a discussion, or just say hi 🙂