For the past five years, I've worked in infrastructure and security, including networks, Proxmox clusters, and security systems in Tampa. I first got into technical work earlier in life. I build open-source tools for the systems I operate: SOC tooling, agent infrastructure, and network operations.
I also do AI consulting through S Cubed Systems LLC: AI agent setup, security hardening, and small-business websites, fixed-price.
I spent 17 years in professional kitchens before retiring from that trade. It gave Escoffier Labs its name.
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- Brigade keeps agent work portable across coding tools. It syncs one MCP catalog into each tool's native config, carries memory between sessions, and records command results as file receipts.
- MiseLedger turns agent sessions, chat exports, git history, and local notes into a searchable SQLite archive, then exports provenance-linked evidence bundles to Brigade. The v0.5.0 release keeps the archive local and requires no network service.
- GraphTrail answers callers, callees, and impact questions from a local code graph exposed through a Rust CLI and read-only MCP server.
- Cloche captures desktop windows for hotkeys, scripts, and coding agents, returning a framed image plus stable JSON metadata.
- SOC Stack builds a Wazuh, TheHive, Cortex, MISP, Zeek, and Suricata lab on one Proxmox host. The repo contains 105 Bats tests and an on-demand Proxmox integration harness.
- maltego-mcp writes
.mtgxgraphs and runs whois, DNS, ASN, and certificate-transparency lookups from an agent session. It is published on npm. - Intel Workbench puts ACH, MITRE ATT&CK tagging, bias review, and ICD 203 estimative language in an offline-first browser app. Try the live demo.
Escoffier Labs holds my agent infrastructure work. Lidless Labs holds my security and network tooling. Smaller projects live under my personal account.