Four stamps. No embellishment.
Everything on this page is either on the public record or running on real hardware. Where a detail is not cleared for publication, it is left off rather than rounded up.
At Rolls-Royce, Cory worked on the digital thread: the discipline of keeping a product's data connected from design through manufacture and into service, so the story of a part is never lost between systems. The signal-red thread that runs through this site is that idea, taken personally.
Work with Tesla and Bridgestone produced a patent. A patent is a useful kind of proof: it is examined by someone whose job is skepticism, it carries a date, and it stays on the record.
GE certified Cory as a Black Belt: formal, examined training in measurement systems, process improvement, and removing variation from how work gets done. It is why this section is framed as a metrology bench — measure first, then claim.
Cory studied at Butler University.
The past earns a hearing; the present has to hold the floor. These are systems built and operated here, in production or working use:
A one-person, multi-agent delivery operating system: a browser app, a REST API, and an MCP server sharing one local store, so AI agents can read and write project plans, sprints, risks, learnings, and agent runs. It carries a pattern library of proven code with provenance and a swarm orchestrator with dispatch, review, test, and a full audit trail — the factory floor of the operation. Read how it is governed.
An idea-to-MVP orchestrator: it takes a raw idea and drives it through triage, a spec pack — PRD, tech spec, architecture, tasks — a database schema, and build-loop prompts. Raw thinking in, buildable specification out.
A product vision for a game-styled living environment where AI personas do work under human-in-the-loop oversight — framework-agnostic, bring your own agent.
Behind these sits a dated register of named concepts — a Decision Thread methodology, Desmata, DealStream, and others — logged and waiting their turn on the bench.