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Systems builder and language interpreter specialist; crafts backend infrastructure, IoT firmware, and polyglot runtime tools in Go and Rust.
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At Print Tracker, McCauley creates interfaces that strip away friction from working with LLMs locally. chitchat is his answer to model discovery and experimentation—a no-nonsense front-end for finding, downloading, and running models on your own machine without the complexity.
CEL. I built a Rust interpreter for CEL, Google's lightweight expression language.
654Go TypeScript. I built a way to run TypeScript code natively inside Go.
152Ngraph. I built a Blender-style node editor that works inside React.
91Go HubSpot. I built a complete Go toolkit for HubSpot that stays current automatically.
34Chitchat. I made a desktop app to run AI models locally on your machine.
65Cloudcore. I built an open source system for managing internet-connected devices.
2SNMP.Zig. I built a Zig bridge to SNMP for reading network device data.
0Go DAG. I made Terraform's graph tool available as a reusable Go package.
6Evmap. I made a concurrent map that lets readers and writers never block each other.
10Stop Informer. I built a tool to cleanly shut down background tasks in Go.
1Chunker. I built a tool that splits large files into chunks for gRPC transfer.
1Go REST. I extracted a clean HTTP client from Kubernetes that works with any data format.
1Hacker News Browser. I built a native Mac app for reading Hacker News.
2Waypoint on Kubernetes. I built configuration files to run Waypoint on Kubernetes clusters.
2Gomongo. I built a simpler way to write MongoDB queries in Go.
18Reroutine. I made a tool that restarts crashed Go background tasks automatically.
5Go Set. I wrote a simple set data structure for Go with no dependencies.
1RemoteNetstack. I built a way to run network stacks remotely and tunnel through them.
10TensorFlow Inference Go. I built a way to run AI models in Go by compiling them to WebAssembly.
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