Open Source
Leading the engineering and specification work that turns Agent Name Service into durable public infrastructure: reviewable protocol changes, secure reference implementations, and a transition toward vendor-neutral Linux Foundation governance.
Selected Work
OPEN SOURCEANS Reference Implementation
Leads open-source engineering and owns major portions of the public specification and reference architecture through authored, reviewable changes.
Turns agent identity, discovery, PKI, and transparency requirements into an interoperable public specification and working implementation.
OPEN SOURCEANS transition to open governance
Leading the open-source engineering effort as ANS moves toward vendor-neutral Linux Foundation stewardship.
Moves critical agent identity infrastructure beyond a single vendor and into an open, interoperable governance model.
OPEN SOURCEANS Rust SDK
Rust SDK for integrating verified identities, PKI, and transparency logs.
OPEN SOURCEChallenge-bound verified identities
Establishes 'who' vs 'what' with replay-resistant proof of control.
Binds agent identities cryptographically to their actions using transparent verifiable claims.
OPEN SOURCEACME certificate lifecycle abstractions
Enables robust server and identity certificate lifecycle management via RFC 8555.
OPEN SOURCEAI Catalog + seal-before-success
Enforces the invariant that authoritative state cannot report success without immutable evidence.
ARCHITECTUREGoDaddy ANS Registration Authority
Leads development of GoDaddy's ANS Registration Authority, spanning registration workflows, identity proofing, PKI, and authoritative lifecycle state.
Operationalizes the ANS specification at a major internet infrastructure provider.
ARCHITECTUREGoDaddy ANS Transparency Log
Designed and wrote the transparency-log implementation for GoDaddy's ANS instance, including append-only evidence, checkpointing, and the registration lifecycle integration.
Makes externally observable agent state independently auditable and prevents authoritative success from outrunning immutable evidence.