Founder and CEO of Turso. Building databases and agentic coding tools.
Turso is an in-process SQL database, compatible with SQLite.
I'm building open source tools that make AI coding agents better:
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cachebro — File cache with diff tracking for AI coding agents. An MCP server that caches file reads and returns compact diffs instead of full contents, cutting token usage by ~26%. Powered by Turso.
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memelord — Persistent memory for coding agents. Agents learn from self-corrections, user feedback, and codebase exploration across sessions. Vector similarity search retrieves relevant memories for each new task, so agents stop repeating the same mistakes. Powered by Turso.
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codemogger — A fully self-contained code indexing tool with semantic and full text search. Give your agents a better experience understanding your codebase. SDK, CLI, and MCP available. Powered by Turso.
Before Turso, I spent over a decade working on systems infrastructure:
- Linux kernel — Key contributor to KVM, the x86 subsystem, memory management, and cgroups (memcg). lwn.net/Articles/516529
- QEMU/KVM — Contributed to the open source machine emulator and virtualizer, working on virtio and device emulation.
- ScyllaDB — Founding engineer. Built the C++ rewrite of Apache Cassandra, achieving millions of ops/sec on a single node.
- Seastar — Core contributor to the async C++ framework that powers ScyllaDB, designed around shared-nothing thread-per-core architecture.