// code · updated April 16, 2026
What I'm actually building.
Code I ship under my own name — separate from Frontier Foundry product work. Some in the open, some not yet. Updated when a repo moves, not when the calendar rolls over.
TypeScript
Fred
AI Chief of Staff daemon
Not open sourced yet.
An autonomous AI Chief of Staff that runs 24/7 as a systemd service. It fuses calendar, email, news, regulatory, contact, and market signal into a 14-section morning briefing, per-meeting dossiers, proactive anomaly and relationship-decay alerts, and an SMS control surface I can drive from anywhere. Multi-model routing — Haiku for classification, Sonnet for analysis, Opus for strategic thinking — on top of ~25 SQLite tables and a hard outbound-safety guard so nothing automated can escape my own inbox by accident.
- Status
- Internal
- License
- Closed — Frontier Foundry Corporation internal use only
- Stack
- TypeScript 5.7 (strict) · Node.js (ESM, tsx) · SQLite (better-sqlite3, WAL) · node-cron · Claude CLI (Haiku / Sonnet / Opus routing) · Microsoft Graph · SendGrid · Twilio · Apollo.io · Vitest
- Scale
- ~12,000 lines of TypeScript
- Scheduled jobs
- 15+ cron handlers
- Tables
- ~25 SQLite tables (WAL mode)
- Test suite
- 170 tests across 16 Vitest suites
- SMS commands
- 20+ interactive text commands
- Origin
- Consolidation of three prior projects — Trebuchetforge, Pogosmith, Colandersmith
A modern, open-source Progressive Web App for weather forecasting — built out of affection for Dark Sky and frustration at what replaced it. Installable, works offline, no auth. Real-time conditions, hourly and daily forecasts, precipitation graphs, animated radar, multi-location support.
- Status
- Open source
- License
- MIT-style — see repo
- Stack
- React · TypeScript · Service Worker / PWA · Free weather APIs (no-auth)
- Runtime
- Progressive Web App (installable, offline)
- Language share
- TypeScript 49.4%
- Auth
- None — no API keys required
A small Python CLI for when conventional project naming has exhausted itself. Generates codenames in the spirit of Zippy the Pinhead — absurdist adjectives, nouns, and tech-ish suffixes smashed together — plus a matching developer-themed tagline. Good for side projects, microservices, or internal tools that deserve a worse name than ops will let you give them.
- Status
- Open source
- License
- MIT-style — see repo
- Stack
- Python · CLI
- Runtime
- Python command-line tool
- Language share
- Python 88.0%
- Output
- Random project codename + developer-themed tagline
// elsewhere
Older work and experiments live at github.com/frontiersultan. Frontier Foundry's production code — Kundi, Limni — is not public and will not be.