Open source I build and maintain — mostly Godot tooling, a couple of Rust experiments, and one stubborn old jQuery library that refuses to die. Each links straight to its repository.
8 repositories · ★ 927 stars combined
A batteries-included composition toolkit for Godot 4. Nodot bundles hundreds of ready-made, drag-and-drop nodes — first-person and third-person characters, vehicles, inventories, state machines and more — so you can prototype a playable game in minutes instead of wiring the same boilerplate for the hundredth time.
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A tiny library for building and injecting CSS3 @keyframes animations on the fly from JavaScript, with proper start/iteration/end callback events. It has stubbornly outlived a dozen animation frameworks and still quietly powers production sites years after the last commit.
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A fast, in-memory key-value store for Godot 4 modelled on the Redis command set — strings, hashes, lists, sets, pub/sub and expiry — giving game code a familiar, battle-tested data layer for state, caching and inter-system messaging without leaving GDScript.
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A Godot port of the DungeonTemplateLibrary — a large collection of procedural terrain and roguelike dungeon generation algorithms exposed as easy-to-use resources. Rooms, mazes, caves, islands and noise-based terrain, all generated in a few lines.
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A file format and Rust toolkit for giving coding agents deterministic, queryable project context. Where AGENTS.md is a single flat file, AGENTS.db structures the same knowledge so an agent can look up exactly the context it needs, when it needs it, without blowing the token budget.
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A full BitTorrent stack for Godot 4, shipped as a GDExtension around libtorrent. Add, seed and download torrents, track peers and progress, and build self-patching games or P2P content delivery straight from GDScript.
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A code-first 3D modelling studio where geometry is generated and edited through a scriptable, AI-assisted workflow rather than by hand-pushing vertices. Built in Rust for people who would rather describe a model than sculpt it.
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A free, open-source, self-hostable chat app for communities — servers, channels, voice and rich messaging — without the walled garden. Now built in Flutter for a single codebase across desktop, web and mobile.
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