Projects
Open source projects, tools, and experiments.
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StateLoom
Frontend state management is fragmented. Teams pick Zustand for stores, Jotai for atoms, or Valtio for proxies — then discover they can’t share middleware, mix paradigms, or migrate between frameworks without rewriting state logic. Each library implements its own reactivity model, its own persistence story, and its own SSR workarounds. StateLoom unifies all three paradigms on a single signal-based reactive core, with framework adapters for React, Vue, Solid, Svelte, and Angular, and composable middleware for persistence, devtools, sync, and more.The core thesis: the signal graph is the universal primitive for state management. Stores, atoms, and proxies are all compositions of signals and computed values. By building on a ~1.5 KB push-pull hybrid core aligned with the TC39 Signals proposal, StateLoom achieves paradigm unification without paradigm compromise — pick the mental model that fits your problem, use it in any framework, and compose cross-cutting concerns as independent middleware packages.
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md2cf
Engineering teams write documentation in Markdown because it lives alongside code, diffs cleanly in pull requests, and works with every editor. But many organizations mandate Confluence as the single source of truth for internal documentation. md2cf bridges this gap — it converts Markdown to Atlassian Document Format (ADF) and publishes directly to Confluence Cloud via the REST API v2, so teams can author in Markdown and publish to Confluence without ever opening the wiki editor.md2cf works as both a CLI tool and a Node.js library. Point it at a Markdown file, a remote URL, or an entire folder, and it handles conversion, page creation, updates, and even Mermaid diagram rendering. It fits naturally into CI/CD pipelines for automated documentation deployment.