jordan@partridge.rocks:~$ whoami
Senior Laravel Engineer · terminal maximalist · self-hosted by choice

jordan@partridge.rocks:~$ uptime
2026 — devs came home to the terminal. About time.

The work lives in two orgs. Each has a job. Each has a vision.

Laravel Zero microkernel for the terminal era. The conduit CLI is the user-facing surface; everything else is the ecosystem that makes it more than a one-man tool.

• core — the microkernel. Shared services, interfaces, component management. Everything else orbits it.
• conduit-component — scaffold for first-class components. Turns one-off scripts into ecosystem citizens.
• marketplace — Claude Code plugins marketplace for the Conduit UI ecosystem.
• knowledge — AI-powered knowledge base with semantic search + Qdrant.

Yes, the name's a wink. Also the thesis. This is where the agent infrastructure lives — workflows, memory, the loop between human and machine. If shit ain't tight, shit ain't right.

• core — event bus + component runtime. The wiring under "Scaling humans into tomorrow."
• agents — autonomous agent service. Container spawning, the daemon, GitHub App interface. Where the real work happens.
• music — Spotify CLI that rips. 35 commands, MCP server, AI-powered sessions. No GUI, no Electron. Proof a terminal can feel good.

A couple of clients I keep under my own name because they're tools, not platforms.

• github-client — Saloon-powered GitHub for Laravel. GitHub that feels like Eloquent.
• strava-client — OAuth, webhooks, retries baked in. Fitness data, production-grade.

Was going to build my own dev harness. Then Aaron Francis shipped Solo — beyond what I'd have managed. Real ones build the rails the rest of us run on. Check it out.

• Voice-first coding — talking to agents beats typing at them
• Agent swarms on the conduit-ui spine — every API a Laravel citizen
• Zero-trust homelab — self-hosted everything, Lexi running point across 3 orgs and 40+ repos
• Local-first telemetry — track everything, leak nothing