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Security Engineer · AI Systems Builder · Homelab Enthusiast · Dad Joke Connoisseur
Started fixing computers in southern PA in 2005. Twenty years later:
enterprise vulnerability management across 100k+ assets, then cloud platform security.
Now I build multi-agent AI orchestration, run bare-metal Cloud Foundry in my basement,
and collect dad jokes at an alarming rate.
- Multi-agent AI — Built nexus-agents because I was tired of switching between Claude, Gemini, and Codex windows. Routes tasks across 15 models and 5 providers with consensus voting.
- Security engineering — Compliance automation, vuln scanning, supply chain. The boring stuff that prevents the exciting stuff.
- Homelab — Bare-metal BOSH + Cloud Foundry in the basement. Terraform, Proxmox, a Pi cluster running Docker Swarm. Yes, on purpose.
| Project | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| nexus-agents | Multi-model AI orchestration — 28 MCP tools, 15 models, 5 providers, consensus voting. 24k+ tests |  |
| strudel-mcp-server | MCP server giving AI control over Strudel.cc for live music coding |  |
| svg-terminal | Generate animated SVG terminals for GitHub READMEs. 16 block types, 3 themes, responsive viewBox |  |
| vuln-bot | Automated vulnerability intelligence platform — harvests, scores, and publishes daily briefings |  |
| standards | Battle-tested LLM software development standards |  |
| mcp-standards-server | MCP server for NIST 800-53r5 compliance checking |  |
The full stack lives on my site — it changes too often to badge.
- Investigating the Trivy Supply Chain Compromise with AI Agents
- From Paper to Font File: Building an Open-Source Handwriting Digitizer
- Building a 3,500-Book Digital Library with Astro and Six APIs
- Building Nexus-Agents: What I Learned Creating a Multi-Model AI Orchestration System
- Consensus Voting With AI Models: When Three Opinions Beat One
More at williamzujkowski.github.io
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