AI Greg: a public MCP server that answers for me
One brain, five channels. Anyone's AI agent can interview me; anything it cannot answer goes to the real Greg with a human approval gate on every write.
Work
Case studies, not a repo list
Each one covers the problem, the constraint that made it hard, what I built, and what it cost or taught. Where something is live, there is a URL. Where it is internal, it says so.
Start here
CP Tutor: office hours forever
A grounded tutor for corporate training alumni. It answers only from my course materials, in my voice, with citations, so the training keeps working after the room empties.
class-audio-harvest: class recordings through a frontier model, minus the student records
A pipeline that turns a Zoom class recording into teaching findings. Deterministic facts first, a redaction gate sized to the measured risk, and a byte-identical approval before anything leaves the machine.
Also
- Tortoise Watch: one project card at a time A progressive web app that replaces the Kanban board with a single three-hour block you stand on purpose. Sold to individuals coming out of my training sessions.live
- My CRM: local-first relationship management Over five thousand LinkedIn connections, a scoring engine, and a weekday enrichment pipeline. SQLite on my Mac, no hosted database, and a pre-commit hook that keeps personal data out of git.in use
- tirimba: explainer videos where the wrong number cannot appear A Manim and local text-to-speech pipeline that builds finance explainer videos. One module owns every value on screen and asserts it before anything renders.in use
- The Stacks: a build-knowledge library that outlives any one tool A git-backed library of what I learned building things, kept above and outside every AI tool, so a lesson from one project is reachable from any other. The pattern is open source.in use
- The Ark: project management as a game you can lose Projects are animals aboard an ark. Pens cost capacity, animals need feeding and watering, and when the ark is full something has to go to the island.in use
- Accessible EdTech Accelerator: Canvas accessibility at fifteen minutes a course An audit and remediation toolkit for Canvas courses, built for Creighton's Heider College of Business. Scan, propose fixes with AI, approve, apply through the API, roll back if needed.in use