What I want to exist

Some projects start as a tiny itch, some as a stubborn question, and some because the web would feel a little better if they existed. This is a deliberate list of the open source work I keep returning to.

The list is intentionally curated instead of random. Each card points to a project page where I can tell the deeper story of what it is, why it exists, and where it might go next.

Projects

css-community-reset

A CSS reset inspired by the community.

ossreleasefeed-v2

Create custom RSS release feeds for GitHub topic repositories or starred projects.

web-platform-pulse

Keep your finger on the pulse of the web platform.

masonry-gridlanes-wc

A light-DOM custom element for CSS Grid Lanes masonry with a JavaScript fallback.

css-expect

Write browser-native expectations for CSS custom functions and mixins.

css-property-type-validator

Standalone tooling for validating CSS custom property registrations declared with @property.

create-project-calavera

A simple starting skeleton of linters and formatters for common web projects.

css-benchpress

Grow realistic web-platform CSS test cases until measurable performance regressions appear.

css-custom-property-inspector

A VS Code extension that shows CSS custom property values, definitions, and resolved references on hover.

common-components

A collection of commonly used components as either HTML or Web Components.

css-media-pseudo-polyfill

A CSS polyfill for media pseudo-classes such as :playing, :paused, :seeking, and :muted.

skills-autoresearch-flue

A Flue agent harness for autoresearching, evaluating, and improving agent skills.

refined-plan-mode

A local web app for reviewing AI coding-agent plans with anchored feedback.

Little demos

Small explorations of web platform features, browser APIs, CSS, and tooling ideas.

little-demos

A collection of little web platform feature demos.

css-tree-ast-viewer

A focused CSS AST explorer for writing CSS in one pane and viewing the CSS Tree AST in another.

jsconsole

A focused JavaScript REPL for quickly testing browser-style JavaScript snippets.