Small, focused utilities I built to solve real problems — for myself and for others. Tools don't need to be big to be useful.
A work-in-progress declaration tool for AI use. The goal is a clean, guided flow where students submit context and evidence, then get help formatting an honest AI-use declaration. Built on top of my NLP research and trained classifier.
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A personal running analytics tool that pulls data from the Strava API and generates custom training insights and performance reports. I run a lot and Strava's built-in analytics don't show me what I actually want to know — things like pace consistency over long blocks, effort distribution, and how my training load compares week to week. This tool does that, my way.
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The standalone web tool version of AI Declare is still in progress. It is moving from a simple classifier into a more useful guided declaration flow, where students can explain context, evidence, and AI tool use clearly instead of just getting a score.