Technical Archive

Software builds and data pipelines for longevity research

Open-source data frameworks, telemetry parsers, and hardware evaluation utilities built to quantify long-term physical performance markers.

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Active repositories

100%

Open source

4 yrs

Longitudinal tracking

Core Framework

Primary healthspan analytics engine

Sleep Architecture Analyzer

Metabolic Telemetry Parser

Command-line toolkit parsing raw accelerometry and heart-rate variability logs into consistent longitudinal sleep efficiency metrics.

A continuous ingestion pipeline designed to clean, synchronize, and model multi-stream biomarker data from consumer and clinical sensors without proprietary lock-in.

Vitals Baseline Modeler

Statistical model computing rolling baselines for resting heart rate and glucose stability across seasonal training shifts.

Execution Standard

Four-step validation pipeline

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Hypothesis formulation

Biomarker capture

Protocol execution

Data release

Isolating specific physiological variables and establishing clear thresholds before touching code or deploying hardware sensors.

Collecting raw telemetry continuously across daily cycles to eliminate point-in-time sampling bias.

Running controlled personal trials over multi-month windows to test stability under varying environmental stressors.

Publishing sanitized codebases, processing scripts, and raw analytical outputs for independent peer audit.

Auxiliary Tools

Experimental tracking repos

Lightweight command-line scripts and local-first utilities built for personal investigation.

CLI Vitals Exporter

Thermal Logbook

Reference Vault

Local-first utility script exporting encrypted health logs into structured CSV and SQLite formats.

Minimalist logging interface for cold exposure and heat stress tracking paired with heart-rate recovery metrics.

Static site generator parsing local Markdown notes and scientific paper summaries into a searchable index.

Contribute to open repositories

Direct invitation for engineering collaborations and peer review on active healthspan frameworks.