Portfolio — Aleph Void, LLC

// Open Source — Software Engineering

WASMASM

A browser-based multi-architecture CPU assembler and disassembler powered by the Keystone Engine compiled to WebAssembly — no server required.

Live Site → GitHub →

WASMASM lets you paste assembly instructions directly in the browser, select a target architecture and word size, and instantly get the assembled bytes back — or paste hex bytes to disassemble them. The Keystone assembler engine and Capstone disassembler engine are compiled from C to WebAssembly via Emscripten, so the full assembly pipeline runs entirely client-side with zero backend infrastructure. A lightweight Vue 3 front-end wires up the controls and handles shareable URL state so assembly snippets can be linked directly.

~3,200

Lines of Code

60+

Test Cases

6

Architectures

3

Test Suites

WebAssembly C Emscripten Vue 3 Keystone Engine Capstone Engine Jest Playwright GitHub Actions

Supported Architectures

x86

16 / 32 / 64-bit · little-endian

ARM

32-bit · little & big-endian

AArch64

64-bit · little-endian

MIPS

32 / 64-bit · little & big-endian

PowerPC

32 / 64-bit · big-endian

SPARC

32-bit · little & big-endian

Test coverage: 20 C unit tests · 20+ Jest unit tests · 20+ Playwright E2E tests

// Screenshots

WASMASM assembler interface showing x86 assembly input and hex output

WASMASM disassembler interface showing hex input and decoded instructions

// Open Source — Browser Extension / Web Security

CSP Tool

A Chrome and Firefox (MV3) browser extension for inspecting, editing, and overriding the Content Security Policy of any web page — at the meta-tag level or the HTTP header level.

Live Site → GitHub →

CSP Tool captures CSP values from HTTP response headers via chrome.webRequest, parses them into individual directives, and lets you edit, toggle, add, or remove entries in a live editor. Changes can be applied two ways: by injecting a <meta http-equiv="Content-Security-Policy"> tag into the page DOM (good for loosening policies without a reload), or by installing a session-scoped declarativeNetRequest rule that rewrites the response header outright (full control, including tightening). Named configurations can be scoped to URL match patterns, every securitypolicyviolation event fired on the page is surfaced in real time, and the entire UI is localised into 15 languages.

2

Browsers Supported

15

Locales

28

CSP Directives

3

Apply Modes

Manifest V3 Vue 3 TypeScript Vite Pinia vue-i18n Tailwind CSS DaisyUI webextension-polyfill declarativeNetRequest Vitest Playwright

Key Features

Directive Editor

Toggle, edit, add, or remove CSP directives

Header Override

Rewrites CSP via declarativeNetRequest

Meta-Tag Mode

Loosen CSP in-memory with no reload

NO-CSP Injection

Add a CSP to pages that have none

Per-Site Configs

Named bundles scoped by URL pattern

Live Violations

securitypolicyviolation events captured

Runtime: background service worker · content script · Vue 3 action popup

// Screenshots

CSP Tool Errors tab displaying the empty violations state

CSP Tool Settings tab explaining meta-tag, override, and NO-CSP apply modes

CSP Tool Settings tab showing current page HTTP and meta CSP status

// Open Source — AI / Desktop Application

AI Music Feedback

A cross-platform desktop app that streams audio from your computer to the OpenAI Realtime API and delivers live AI feedback on your music — mix, dynamics, tonality, arrangement, and more.

GitHub →

AI Music Feedback captures PCM audio playing on your computer — from a DAW, streaming service, or any other source — and forwards it to OpenAI over a WebSocket in real time. When the AI detects a pause it responds with concise, actionable feedback. You can also ask questions by typing into the conversation or speaking through a separate microphone while the music stream is live. The full conversation is retained in a transcript view and can be exported to .txt or .md. API keys are stored encrypted in the OS keychain (macOS Keychain, Windows Credential Store) and the UI is fully localisable — new languages are added by dropping a single JSON file in src/i18n/.

~3,900

Lines of Code

400+

Test Cases

4

Build Targets

16

Test Suites

Electron 33 Vue 3 TypeScript electron-vite OpenAI Realtime API Web Audio API AudioWorklet vue-i18n Vitest electron-builder GitHub Actions

Key Features

Real-time Analysis

PCM16 audio streamed via WebSocket

Any Audio Source

DAW, browser, or any OS device

Voice & Text Input

Mic or typed questions while streaming

Transcript Export

.txt / .md · Ctrl/Cmd+E

Encrypted Key Storage

OS keychain via Electron safeStorage

Internationalisation

Drop-in JSON locale files

Builds: Linux · Windows · macOS arm64 · macOS x64 — released automatically via GitHub Actions on version tags

// Screenshots

AI Music Feedback desktop app showing audio source selection, streaming controls, and live AI conversation transcript