I build tools for people running AI agents all day.
Independent freelancer. Founder of Catalyst Studios LLC. I work across CTV ads, creative production, and AI-operator tooling. The stuff I open-source comes straight out of my own daily workflow.
- War Room: Local-first Discord-style cockpit for solo operators running many clients and many AI agents at once. Plug in any OpenAI-Chat-Completions-compatible runtime. AGPL-3.0.
- OpenWar: Discipline layer for CLI agents. Runs Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini CLI under one phase-gated runtime with deterministic detectors, replayable traces, and persistent memory. MIT.
- Squire: General-purpose runtime for spawning CLI AI agents as subprocesses with structured event streaming, MCP tool forwarding, and Claude Code permission auto-setup. MIT.
- api-discover: Point at any website, get a typed API client plus an upfront verdict on whether HTTP-only replay will work (Turnstile, CSRF, WebSocket-delivered results, etc.). MIT.
More tooling across agent ops, video, and motion lives in my repos. When something earns its keep daily, it eventually ships here.
Small number of clients at a time across creative, video, and AI-tooling work. Operator-first, ship-first. If I'm using it every day, eventually it lands in one of these repos.
- LinkedIn: emmanuelredd
- X / Twitter: @PythonLuvr
- Email: ejredd2007@gmail.com
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