Harvard Law research paper
State ESG Legislation and Financial Judgment
A doctrinal and empirical account of the anti-ESG wave and state control over analysis, association, and market conduct.
Download DOCX ↓Builds AI products, public policy dashboards, legal analytics, and agent infrastructure.
Yale University · Harvard Law School
View full size01Agent coordination system
Coding agents and jobs, coordinated through one database.
Local coordination system for coding agents (Claude, Codex) and tracked jobs. One SQLite-WAL database is the lifecycle authority; CLI, Python and MCP clients share it.
Captures: mesh, usage and menu views come from the author’s installed environment. The public repo ships the generic system with synthetic demo data.
View full size02Apartment comparison tool
Rent, commute and sunlight, weighed together.
Renter’s tool for comparing an apartment shortlist. Ranks listings on weighted fit, effective rent, commute, building records and modeled sun.
Example: a fall-2026 Manhattan shortlist. Interiors, sunlight and commutes are models and estimates; prices are historical examples.
View full size03Native iOS app
Your watch history, turned into a taste profile.
SwiftUI iPhone app. Builds a taste profile and viewer archetype from watch history, rates titles and recommends what to watch.
View full size04Public policy dashboard
State climate and ESG bills, mapped and ranked.
Public dashboard of US state climate and ESG legislation. Maps and ranks bills by direction, policy universe and status.
View full size05Travel planner
Every city order, tried and ranked.
Open-source multi-city travel planner (TypeScript, Next.js; beta). Compares city order, nights and gateways across air, rail and car legs.
Note: screens show recorded sample plans, not live inventory or bookings. The hosted demo is older and may lag the source.
View full size06Legal prediction model
Nine justices, predicted vote by vote.
Predicts each justice’s affirm/reverse vote, then the case outcome, for the Supreme Court’s OT2025 term.
Three papers · Harvard Law and Yale
Harvard Law research paper
A doctrinal and empirical account of the anti-ESG wave and state control over analysis, association, and market conduct.
Download DOCX ↓Harvard Law research paper
A comparative analysis of climate disclosure requirements across major regulatory regimes and their implications for corporate governance.
Download DOCX ↓Yale thesis
An institutional political economy analysis of corporate purpose, market institutions, and the public architecture around firm behavior.
Download DOCX ↓All six projects at a glance
| Preview | Project | What it does | Key figure | Stack | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01COORD | Coordinates coding agents (Claude, Codex) and tracked jobs through one SQLite-WAL database. | 6 views over one database | SQLite-WAL; CLI, Python, MCP; macOS, iOS | Source ↗ | |
| 02ApartmentScout | Ranks a rental shortlist on weighted fit, effective rent, commute, building records and modeled sun. | 11 weighted fit dimensions | Interactive web demo; synchronized 2D and 3D | Demo ↗Source ↗ | |
| 03Telly | Builds a taste profile and viewer archetype from watch history, rates titles and recommends what to watch. | 9 rating providers per title | SwiftUI; AWS Lambda, DynamoDB, Cognito, API Gateway, EventBridge | tellytech.ai ↗ | |
| 04Climate Hostility | Maps and ranks US state climate and ESG legislation by direction, policy universe and status. | 1,524 annual bill attempts surfaced | Data modeling, policy taxonomy, static deployment | Live ↗ | |
| 05Trippy | Ranks whole-route city orders, compares cash versus points and hotel stays; shared board for group planning. | 6 booking states kept distinct | TypeScript, Next.js; open source; beta | Source ↗Old demo ↗ | |
| 06SCOTUS Prediction | Predicts each justice’s affirm/reverse vote, then the case outcome. | 148 / 171 votes (87%); 17 / 19 outcomes | Two-stage prediction: votes, then outcome | No public link |
| Authority | One SQLite-WAL database; CLI, Python, MCP |
|---|---|
| Claims | Leased claims; version-fenced handoffs |
| Completion | Gated on declared artifacts; independent review |
| Jobs | CPU, GPU, API, MLX; liveness; locks; dead-run recovery |
| Views | Board, Mesh, Map, Atlas, macOS menu bar, iOS |
| Usage | Quotas, resets, runout and token-cost estimates |
| Ranking | 11 weighted fit dimensions; unknowns visible |
|---|---|
| Rent | Adjusted for concessions and fees |
| Commute | Door-to-door, by time of day, multiple destinations |
| Buildings | Records and complaint patterns (NYC) |
| Interiors | Tracing, furniture, clearances; 2D and 3D |
| Sun | By floor, date and time from footprints and heights |
| Decide | Up to 4 finalists; questions; memo; tour-day plan |
| Taste | Profile and archetype from watch history |
|---|---|
| Ratings | Rates titles |
| Recommend | What to watch next |
| Language | Ask Telly and Concierge: natural-language search and recommendations |
| Client | SwiftUI, iPhone; TestFlight beta |
| Backend | Lambda, DynamoDB, Cognito, API Gateway, EventBridge |
| Coverage | US state climate and ESG bills; 1,524 annual attempts |
|---|---|
| Direction | Anti-ESG / pro-ESG |
| Universes | Corporate/Fiduciary ESG; Climate; Broad |
| Status | Binding, symbolic, pending, dead |
| Views | Net-hostility map; top 10/15/25; counts; trends; topic flows |
| Drill-down | State profiles; representative bills; exports |
| Routing | City order, nights, gateways; air, rail, car |
|---|---|
| Optimizer | Whole-route ranking; weighted cost, time, transfers, reliability, carbon |
| Points | Fares, awards, taxes, transfer ratios, valuations; cents per point |
| Stays | Price basis and cancellation terms |
| Group | Shared board; scenarios; undo/redo; snapshots |
| Output | HTML, PDF, JSON, CSV; 6 booking states |
| Stage 1 | Each justice’s affirm/reverse vote |
|---|---|
| Stage 2 | Case outcome |
| Votes | 148 / 171 correct (87%) |
| Outcomes | 17 / 19 correct |
| Scope | Only the 19 decided OT2025 cases |
Omar Motala · Yale University · Harvard Law School