Always leave the codebase better than you found it.

Showcases

go-tool-base

The framework the rest of the estate is extracted from: everything a Go application needs around the part that's actually yours, whether it runs for a second or a month.

Showcasev0.46.1

Signing and trust

Release signing whose private key never leaves your key store, verification that cross-checks two places an attacker would have to break at once, and encrypted reports nobody holds the key to.

Showcasev0.5.2

Media in pure Go

Current FFmpeg as a sandboxed WebAssembly engine and as a native driver built from the same code, run from a Go program with no CGO, nothing to install and no temp files, and every artefact signed.

Showcasev0.16.1

• colophon Release orchestration that tags the commit which actually landed.
• chat One small interface over ten AI providers, and you only compile the ones you use.
• config Layered configuration that knows where every value came from, and writes a change back without wrecking your file.

• How I work One person, around 150 repositories and a lot of AI agents: specs first, every claim checked, and a human who signs for every line.
• Estate architectural patterns The design rules nearly every library and tool here follows, why each one was adopted, and what each one costs.
• How it's tested Tests that have been watched failing, suites that prove themselves against backends that lie, and checks for the things a unit test can't see.

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