Current work

    What I'm building

    One mission, several fronts: a product, public frameworks, open standards, and advisory work — all pointed at helping young people build real-world capability.

    Primary focus

    SayMake

    An AI-supported maker studio for young builders, listed as an experiment with availability unverified. The intent: young people choose what matters, shape an idea, build, test, and improve.

    See SayMake in the archive

    High-agency learning frameworks

    Practical, public frameworks for helping young people turn interests into real projects, skills, earned confidence, and agency.

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    Open standards in development

    Open-source specifications I'm authoring so high-agency learning can be described, shared, and built on by others.

    ORFS

    An open-source specification I authored for structuring how young people frame and refine real projects.

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    MCRS

    An open-source specification I authored for capturing and reviewing the decisions a learner makes while building.

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    OMBS

    An open specification for maker-based learning, currently in development.

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    Technical Advisor, Stealth

    Helping build and launch an affordable, competency-based approach to applied AI education.

    Selected earlier projects

    A few earlier projects point directly at where I am now.

    • Voice101Voice AI for education — making learning interactions accessible through natural speech.
    • PuddleA parent-facing playbook of practical next steps for everyday parenting questions. Experiment; availability unverified.
    • SayMakeThe maker studio that grew out of this work and became my full-time focus.
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    Collaboration interests

    I'm interested in working with people building at the intersection of AI, learning, and human agency — especially tools that leave young people more capable, not less.

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