- Built an adversarial AI court for production incidents, where Prosecution, Defense, and Judge LLMs argue each fix before a ruling.
- Rulings pass a Flink-enforced human veto window, then become Kafka precedents that future hearings must argue against.
- Developed at the Cursor Austin × AITX Hackathon as a successor to A.I.D.E., using Next.js, TypeScript, Claude structured outputs, Zod, and Supabase pgvector, with cases drawn from real Airflow and dbt failures.