Open Source

Native Apple dependencies are an important part of real-world KMP projects. My contributions focus on Swift package integration and build edge cases, including simulator resource copying when Xcode supplies multiple architectures.

• Brings the Swift Package Manager ecosystem to KMP
• Backed by a dedicated docs site at spmforkmp.eu

Author rules, commands, permissions, MCP server definitions, hooks and subagent profiles in one canonical source, then generate the files each coding tool expects. Existing configurations can be imported or converted between tool formats.

• One canonical source for configuration across AI coding tools
• Generate, import and convert tool-specific configuration

I wanted to remove the manual handoff between exporting design tokens and committing them to a codebase. figgit lets designers push tokens from Figma directly into a GitHub repository, keeping design decisions closer to the code that consumes them.

• Exports design tokens straight from Figma to a GitHub repo
• Closes the loop between design and code

Faithfully retains the original mechanics and feel while adding modern niceties — customisable keybindings plus save & load — all rendered with ratatui.

• Faithful remake of a 1974 BASIC original
• Customisable keybindings, plus save & load

Readable dependency diagrams make large Gradle projects easier to understand. My contribution in PR #53 updated Kotlin and Gradle, cleared deprecations and improved documentation while investigating a Compose compiler configuration issue in a KMP project.

• Turns tangled module graphs into readable Mermaid diagrams
• Published on the Gradle Plugin Portal

Buy goods where they are cheap, travel between city markets and sell at a profit while managing a compounding loan. A seedable engine drives per-city prices, trading costs and events, with reproducible save/load and separate CLI and FastAPI frontends.

• Per-city markets with trading costs and random events
• Seedable simulation with deterministic save/load
• Interactive CLI and multi-session HTTP API

Reuses your existing `gh` login and keeps everything in memory, so you get from “what needs my attention?” to merged in a handful of keystrokes. Ships as one self-contained binary, with an offline `--demo` mode that needs no token or network.

• Single self-contained binary — reuses your existing gh CLI login
• From “what needs my attention?” to merged in a handful of keystrokes
• Offline --demo mode: explore the whole UI with zero setup

Packaged the Multipass token-generation workflow into a reusable .NET library so applications can generate customer login URLs without implementing the protocol themselves. Published on NuGet as Shopify.Multipass.