Software engineer · lazily evaluating ideas since 2013
Rahul Trikha
I build tools for people who make software — native Mac apps, developer tooling, and control surfaces for working with AI agents. This page is the front door; the work lives one subdomain over.
Things I’ve built
Four open-source projects, each with its own little corner of this domain.
Tower
tower.rahultrikha.comA local-only control board for supervising coding agents — delegate work from idea to merged pull request. No cloud, no telemetry.
Keg
keg.rahultrikha.comNative container management for Apple Silicon Macs. Docker-API compatible, with sub-second boots and one-click local Kubernetes.
Folio
folio.rahultrikha.comThe review gate for agent-written Markdown — read, annotate, and approve what your AI agent drafts before it ships.
Remembero
remembero.rahultrikha.comDurable, proof-carrying memory for AI agents — facts, rules, and evidence trails. The model never decides what is true.
…more in the pipeline
Lazily Evaluated Thoughts
Occasional writing on software engineering and creative thinking. The blog used to live at the root of this domain — it now lives at blog.rahultrikha.com. Same thoughts, lazier evaluation.
About
I’ve been making things on the internet since a command-line companion for a Rails app in 2013. These days most of my work sits at the intersection of native apps and AI-assisted development — tools that keep humans in charge while the machines do the typing.
Everything I build tends to be local-first and quiet about it: no telemetry, no seat licenses, no cloud you didn’t ask for. The rest of the time I write at Lazily Evaluated Thoughts and ship the occasional open-source project.