This page collects selected work, systems, and experiments that reflect how I think about operations, publishing, analysis, and AI-assisted workflows.
Asset Scholar
Asset Scholar is my small publishing and research business focused on alternative investments. The work includes topic research, educational content, analysis, SEO, data review, SEC filing review, and site operations.
It is both a media project and a practical operating system: a place to test research workflows, content strategy, data-informed prioritization, and the tradeoffs involved in building a useful niche resource.
This Website
This site is also a project. It is being rebuilt as a small, maintainable WordPress system with a custom block theme, repo-local planning notes, safety checks, and a deliberate separation between design-sensitive homepage work and WordPress-owned editorial content.
The process matters because it reflects the kind of AI-assisted workflow I want to keep practicing: durable notes, explicit decisions, validation commands, and enough structure that another session can pick up the work without losing the thread.
AI-Agent Operating Habits
I am interested in how people can work with AI agents without turning projects into disposable chats. That means developing habits around context, review, source evidence, testing, and writing down decisions while the work is still fresh.
The early pattern is simple: make the work resumable, make the claims inspectable, and keep humans responsible for judgment.
Release Quality Systems
My professional background has made me interested in how teams manage release risk at scale. That includes signal quality, bug triage, release communication, customer impact, and the operational routines that help teams decide when software is ready.
This area will likely show up more through writing than through public project artifacts, because the useful lessons are often about framing, process, and judgment rather than proprietary implementation details.
Alternative Asset Analysis
I also work on analysis around alternative assets, including royalty-style assets and other non-traditional investment categories. The interesting work is part research, part data handling, part skepticism, and part communication: finding what matters, explaining uncertainty clearly, and avoiding false precision.