I’m the creator of OmniWM, a macOS tiling window manager. I build tools for window management and terminal workflows, with a focus on responsiveness, reliability, and understanding how macOS works underneath.
My contributions to other open-source projects include:
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bobrwm — Added automatic retiling when monitors connect or disconnect and fixed an event-buffer threading bug. These changes improved multi-monitor handling and addressed a race that could lose or corrupt window events. The maintainer manually integrated the contribution.
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Glide — Implemented an experimental Niri-inspired scrolling layout with horizontal columns, spring animations, configurable widths, and interactive resizing. This introduced a substantial new window-management mode alongside traditional tiling.
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Ghostty — Fixed a macOS build issue where Apple’s library tools could silently discard object files from Zig-generated archives. Normalizing the archives before combining them preserved required symbols and prevented broken library builds.
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cmux — Contributed the Ghostty-specific diagnosis and precise solution for macOS 27 crashes and missing icons affecting users with comma-decimal locales. The merged upstream patch implements the same targeted locale fix, protecting interface rendering while preserving users’ terminal locale settings. Original explanation The related cmux investigation was also referenced by OrbStack users who confirmed a working workaround for similar crashes.