I'm the founder and CEO of Plurigrid, where we're building autonomous agents for the
energy grid — coordination at the edge, grounded in active inference and category theory. I keep chasing
one question from every angle: how do many small intelligences compose into one that none of them
could be alone? I'm an engineer and a category theorist at heart, so I'm always weaving a strange side
project too — most recently theloom.sh.
Building
→Plurigrid — autonomous agents for the energy grid: local coordination, active inference, categorical control.
→theloom.sh — two cold agents at a guardrail-less terminal, weaving the thing the hype is about.
Writing & talks
→Composing Intelligences — category theory for systems of many agents.2026
→Active Inference at the Edge — coordination without a center.2026
→The Plurigrid Thesis — many grids, one autonomy.2025
Experiments
→morphism.garden — a live category diagram you compose by hand; the arrows commute or they don't.
→free-energy — a one-file active-inference agent that dreams its own thermostat.