Below is a list of my open-source software contributions:

Safer Codespace

A template development environment for working with AI coding agents (Claude Code and Pi) and the llm CLI, with a defense-in-depth setup that reduces prompt injection and data exfiltration risks. Released under the MIT license.

Blog Post | Source Code on GitHub

Agent Skills

Open-source collections of Agent Skills, reusable tools that install into Claude Code, Claude Cowork, and other Agent Skills-compatible clients. Each repository is also a GitHub template with a preconfigured devcontainer, so you can open it in GitHub Codespaces with the tools preinstalled and try the skills right away. Released under the MIT license. Source code, plus install and usage instructions, are in each repository's README.

  • ai4biomed-skills: skills for biomedical literature research (PubMed and OpenAlex search with citation enrichment) and research document authoring. Codespaces image preinstalls Claude Code, Pi, and the llm CLI.
  • ai4nonprofit-skills: skills for nonprofit and community-led organizations, such as co-authoring funder-facing documents. Codespaces image preinstalls Claude Code and the llm CLI.

Scholaris

A Python package that sets up a local research assistant for health and life sciences, leveraging function calling capabilities to analyze scholarly articles and interact with academic databases.

Documentation | Project Page on PyPI | Source Code on GitHub

OpenAlex API Utils

A Python module with helper functions to interact with the OpenAlex API.

Tutorial | Notebook | Source Code on GitHub

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