Projects

Most of my work lives on GitHub, in various states of finished. Here are the ones I'm most invested in — each has a write-up if you want the longer story.

Nexus Agents

A governance layer for AI coding agents: one entry point, adversarial multi-agent review on every change, and a tamper-evident audit trail of the lot. The consensus vote — several models debate a proposal and vote on it — reads like a committee meeting you'd normally schedule your way out of, and yet it makes measurably better calls than any single model alone. Forty-seven MCP tools, routing each task to whichever of Claude, Gemini, Codex, or OpenCode is actually best at it.

github.com/nexus-substrate/nexus-agents · write-up

Remarque

A typography-first design system for editorial, technical, and personal web projects: OKLCH color tokens, oldstyle numerals, self-hosted fonts, and a reading column sized for actual reading rather than for looking busy. AI-native — built to be handed to Claude Code, Cursor, or Copilot without the usual aesthetic drift. This site runs on it.

github.com/williamzujkowski/remarque · demo · write-up

OKLCH Terminal Themes

The dataset behind this site's terminal theme picker: 545-and-counting color schemes converted to OKLCH, each tagged for WCAG contrast so a picker can filter down to the ones that are actually legible. Sourced from iTerm2-Color-Schemes and re-synced weekly by a cron that opens its own pull request when upstream moves. The dozen themes in the masthead are a curated slice.

github.com/williamzujkowski/oklch-terminal-themes · write-up

svg-terminal

Generates a single self-contained animated SVG terminal from a YAML file — SMIL and CSS, no <script>, so it animates happily inside GitHub's README sandbox where scripts get stripped. Forty-eight blocks, twenty themes, and an on-disk cache so CI can rebuild the frames offline. It started as an experiment in how much you can animate and automate through SVG alone. Turns out: quite a lot.

github.com/williamzujkowski/svg-terminal · write-up

aegis-boot

A signed UEFI rescue USB that boots any ISO off the stick without breaking Secure Boot's chain of trust — firmware to shim to grub to a rescue kernel to a small TUI that kexecs into whatever you picked. Ventoy solves the same problem by sharing one signing key across everything it boots, which rather defeats the point; aegis-boot keeps the chain honest instead. Written in Rust, pre-1.0, gated on a real-hardware sweep across vendors before it calls itself done.

github.com/aegis-boot/aegis-boot · write-up

US Code Tracker

Converts the United States Code from Office of the Law Revision Counsel XML into a Git-versioned, searchable static site — 53,000+ sections, and every amendment across seven Congresses lands as a Git commit. Federal law as version control.

github.com/civic-source/us-code-tracker · write-up

Tsundoku

A digital bookshelf for the 3,584 books I own and haven't read — tsundoku being the Japanese word for exactly that habit. Each one is enriched from six public sources (Open Library, Google Books, Gutenberg, LibriVox, HathiTrust, Wikipedia) with a Wikidata backstop, and no database anywhere. Twenty-eight categories, 1,649 authors, and a standing reminder that buying books and reading books are different hobbies.

github.com/williamzujkowski/tsundoku · write-up

Handwright

Turns your actual handwriting into a font. Fill out a worksheet, scan it, and Handwright traces the glyphs (OpenCV and potrace) and assembles a real .ttf — or strings them back into notes that look convincingly hand-written. Local-first and self-hostable, on the theory that handing your handwriting to someone else's server to generate "personal" notes rather defeats the personal part.

github.com/williamzujkowski/handwright · write-up

Live-Coding Music MCP

A Model Context Protocol server that hands Claude direct control of Strudel.cc — generating patterns, applying effects, and bending tempo through natural language, all by driving the real site in a real browser rather than mocking it. An unaffiliated fan project, and my first real attempt at steering a live browser from an agent; the music was mostly the excuse.

github.com/williamzujkowski/live-coding-music-mcp · write-up

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