AutopilotV
A single-user desktop orchestrator that runs coding-agent CLIs through PR review and software-development lifecycles with deterministic bookkeeping and human-gated approvals.
PhD Candidate LSU Cybersecurity Lab
Studying quantum threat models and AI agent trust.
Building the orchestration layers that make autonomous software production real.
From photons to syntax.
Computers & Security, Volume 145, 2024. doi:10.1016/j.cose.2024.103997
American Journal of Physics, 91(9), 708–713, 2023. doi:10.1119/5.0105418
Q-NET Symposium 2025 — Poster. PDF
A single-user desktop orchestrator that runs coding-agent CLIs through PR review and software-development lifecycles with deterministic bookkeeping and human-gated approvals.
A distributed TV station and digital signage platform with adaptive AI DJs and edge-cached playback nodes.
Crowd-sourced C library documentation delivered as JSON, with editor plugins for VS Code, Vim, and Emacs.
A local-first D&D 5e campaign chronicle with local transcription, AI bardic summaries, and full character/encounter/NPC tracking.
An interactive 3D Bloch sphere visualization for single-qubit gate transforms.
An implementation of the Policed Agency architecture for AI agent governance — capability-gated IAM, multi-tier escalation, and asymmetric trust protocols.
I write across five lenses — theory, physics, systems, agents, reflections. The breadth is intentional.
A formal security architecture for AI agent delegation: capability-gated IAM, multi-tier escalation, asymmetric trust protocols.
Notes from a security researcher who wants to believe — and the surface area that makes belief expensive.
The unsung hero of Shor's and Grover's, explained with the matrix algebra most resources skip.
A grounded reading list and a realistic timeline for beginners.
From a failed prototype to a robust distributed system in Rust — cross-compilation, embedded UI, Rhai scripting.
Embedding a local ONNX-based AI DJ into broadcast infrastructure.
On REPL-driven development, the order of operations, and first-class functions.
A post-mortem on a language's hype, and what its dual paradigms actually buy you.