Hi, I'm Ognjen Adzic

I turn vague ideas into dependable software

Right now, I'm building to make your software agent ready.

I'm also shipping . My agents kept throwing windows in front of me while I typed, so I made a Mac app that puts mine back.

I'm a core contributor to too, where I help build governance infrastructure for AI agents.

Before that, I co-founded and . They were different products, but the job was similar: find the annoying part people had accepted and make it work better.

I've also been working on perception systems for boats and cars, where a clean demo is usually the beginning of the work, not proof that it is finished.

I started coding when I was 12. The part I enjoy has not changed: turning a vague idea into something useful, then removing everything that gets in the way.

I'm on GitHub, X, LinkedIn, Reddit, and Substack. You can also read my CV.

Recent writing

I write about problems that keep bothering me until I can explain them without hand-waving.

Your next business website should leave PHP behindWhat PHP2Shell exposed, why I would question another WordPress rebuild, and why a simple business website should not need this much maintenance.A signal is not a guaranteeThe trouble starts when a narrow result becomes a conclusion about the whole system.AI makes learning more importantAI can one-shot a convincing demo. Reliable software still requires judgment, verification, and enough knowledge to know when the model is wrong.

Writing gives me room to think. Code is less polite about bad ideas.

On GitHub

Stuff you can actually read and run. Most of it I built, some of it I help out with.

gntA git-native rules layer for AI agents. I've landed CLI diagnostics, editor guides, CI fixes and a bunch of tests.2026ContributorAgentsTypeScriptAgent Workflow BenchmarkA benchmark for agents doing real chores across email, calendar, tasks, memory and approvals.2026AgentsEvaluationTypeScriptMaritime Perception MVPWater, sky, and obstacle segmentation with vessel tracking and radar demos.2026Computer visionPyTorchMaritimeAutonomous Perception LabKITTI verification, YOLO detection, sparse LiDAR depth, tracking, and BEV replay.2026AutonomyLiDARTracking

Code over time

A live view of my past year on GitHub. The calendar is temporarily unavailable, but the work is still there.

GitHub can count changes. It cannot tell when deleting ten lines was the most useful part of the day.

Things I like

A small mix of books, records, and films I keep coming back to. The rest are on my favorites page.

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