Nathan Haring

Plumb is a deterministic verification layer for coding agents. It reads the repository—not just the agent's answer—to discover the checks and instructions it declares, determines what can actually run, and independently verifies the work. No model calls. No repository upload. It can PASS, FAIL, BLOCK, or preserve uncertainty instead of pretending it knows. Built for Claude Code, Codex, and other coding agents.

Locker Drop is the private way to send big files. Your file is encrypted in the browser before it uploads, so we never get the key and literally can't read it. True zero-knowledge, not a promise. Share one link. The file self-destructs on a timer, or the instant it's opened. No recipient account, no app, any browser. Pay per send, no subscription. Documents to multi-terabyte transfers. For anyone sending what shouldn't sit on a server forever: contracts, medical records, source code, exports.

Fob is a local-first workspace that bridges the gap between your project files and your AI agents. It isn't an IDE or another model wrapper—it's a continuity layer that lets you run multi-model debates, pin key technical decisions, and build clean context packets on your machine. Keep your token costs down and prevent context drift across tools like Claude, Codex, and ChatGPT. Plus, it includes CLOAK: a free, built-in, open-source tool to redact proprietary code before it leaves your laptop.