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pi-claude-max
May 11, 2026 – Present
Post-install patches for Pi that route Anthropic API requests through Claude Max subscription billing instead of extra usage billing.
View Projectyoke
April 23, 2026 – Present
Orchestrate Claude Code through structured development workflows.
View Projectmulti-user-homebrew
April 19, 2026 – Present
Share a single Homebrew installation between multiple macOS user accounts.
View Projectclaude-skills
April 17, 2026 – Present
A collection of Claude Code skills I've created for software engineering tasks.
View Projectbonsai-time-to-toggl-track
November 25, 2025 – November 25, 2025
A simple program for converting Bonsai timesheet CSVs into Toggl Track CSVs.
View Projectbradens.computer
August 28, 2025 – September 2, 2025
bradens.computer — GitHub repository
View Projecthashistack-single-node-setup
March 10, 2025 – Present
My single-node Nomad + Consul + Traefik + Distribution setup.
View Projectspeedytree
April 2, 2021 – April 2, 2021
Ultra-fast quadtree implementation in JavaScript for Deno.
View Projectbinlingo
February 18, 2021 – June 6, 2022
Binary reader and writer utilities for Deno, Node.js and browsers.
View ProjectCultural Fit Analysis
The candidate's projects are exclusively personal and highly diverse, ranging from binary utilities to system configurations and AI-related tools. While this demonstrates broad technical curiosity and self-driven learning, the lack of team projects or professional experience makes it difficult to assess cultural fit for a collaborative environment. The projects do not directly align with typical frontend development team structures or common frameworks, which might require a significant ramp-up in a standard frontend role.
Soft Skills & Operational Fit
Insufficient data to assess soft skills or operational fit. The candidate's personal projects indicate self-motivation and initiative, but there is no information on collaboration, communication, or problem-solving in a team context.