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Elijah Butler

I build software for real operations.

I spend most of my time on business software, AI developer tools, and self-hosted infrastructure.

I built Reglet because I was tired of maintaining the same agent rules, skills, and MCP configuration in half a dozen places. It keeps one versioned source of truth and turns every provider update into a change you can review.

BranchForge is an experiment in making agent decisions less opaque. It makes agents explore real alternatives, keep their evidence, and leave behind a decision you can audit.

How I work

TypeScript and React are my defaults. I reach for Bun, Python, Swift, Tauri, and Docker when the job calls for them.

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  1. branchforge branchforge Public

    Adaptive, evidence-driven branching deliberation for multi-agent systems

    Python

  2. reglet reglet Public

    One home for all your AI agent configs — rules, skills, and MCP servers, synced to every AI coding tool and every device.

    TypeScript