I design and build web platforms, developer infrastructure, and secure delivery systems — from architecture through production. Right now that means software supply-chain security and AI-enabled engineering: hardened container platforms, release gates that make security a measurable requirement rather than a habit, and governance that keeps AI-assisted development auditable. I'm building Zenchron Dynamics, where we work on enterprise AI and critical systems.

Zenchron Dynamics ↗ · Sentinel Shield · @zenchron-dynamics

Reusable security, quality, and release-gate engine for code, containers, CI, and infrastructure. It encodes the decisions teams re-solve on every project — which analysers run, how strict CI is, when a release may ship — as enforceable gates instead of best-effort habits.

• Role — creator & maintainer
• Built with — Semgrep rules, OPA/Rego policies, SBOM (Syft), secret & vulnerability scanning, reusable GitHub Actions, per-stack profiles (PHP/Laravel/Symfony, Node, Docker)
• Status — released (v2.x engine-only line), CI green, actively maintained
• Go deeper — documentation hub: quickstart, production rollout, enterprise hardening

Golden-image platform producing hardened, signed, scanned, SBOM-backed base images for PHP workloads (php-fpm, php-cli, workers, FrankenPHP, nginx, Caddy), published multi-arch to GHCR. Digest-pinned Debian-first bases, machine-enforced ownership boundaries, version-bound risk acceptance, ADR-driven platform decisions.

• Role — primary author of the public change history
• Built with — Docker, GitHub Actions, image signing & provenance, SBOM/CVE ledgers
• Status — in production use at Zenchron, actively maintained · published images

A rules and governance catalog for LLM-assisted engineering on serious systems: Clean/Hexagonal architecture, DDD, threat modeling, change control, and multi-agent orchestration encoded as machine-readable rules (Cursor-compatible), so the policy lives in the repo — not in prompts.

• Role — creator
• Built with — rule DSL (.mdc), agent role definitions, standards docs for security, testing, observability, and CI
• Status — usable, evolving with AI tooling

Early-stage Rust engine exploring content-addressed task state for AI agent swarms: typed state machines that make invalid transitions structurally impossible, SHA-256-addressable work units, offline ONNX semantic search, OpenTelemetry tracing on every state change.

• Role — creator
• Status — experimental prototype; an architecture exploration, not a production claim

• Web platforms & backend architecture — public work in PHP/Symfony/Laravel going back to 2011, plus Node/TypeScript systems; clean boundaries, DDD where it pays for itself, legacy refactoring under test (example).
• Infrastructure, containers & delivery — Docker-first platforms, multi-arch image pipelines, reproducible CI/CD, GitHub Actions maintained at the platform level rather than copy-pasted per repo.
• Software supply-chain security — SBOMs, signing, provenance, CVE ledgers with version-bound risk acceptance, secret scanning, release gates that block instead of warn.
• AI agents & automation — governance-first AI-assisted development, agent orchestration, and the infrastructure that keeps autonomous tooling deterministic and auditable.

• Security is a release requirement, not a best-effort activity.
• Evidence over claims — status files, gates, and ledgers beat promises in a README.
• Automation needs explicit safety controls; an agent without gates is a liability.
• Boring, digest-pinned, reproducible foundations outlast clever ones.

I'm open to senior architecture and platform-engineering conversations, supply-chain-security adoption work, and collaboration on the open-source systems above. Issues and PRs are welcome on any of my repositories.

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