🛡️ Founder @ AgentSeal · 📍 Düsseldorf

7 years writing embedded C++ for cars that drive themselves. A detour through Web3. Now writing probes that break AI agents before someone else does. Open source by default, because most AI security tooling costs more than the agent it's protecting.

300+ probes. Skill + MCP config scanners. Live tool-poisoning audits. FSL-1.1 licensed. Priced at roughly 5 to 10% of what enterprise incumbents charge, because the teams who need this most aren't the F500.

• 🔥 codeburn: See where your AI coding tokens go. Claude Code, Codex, Cursor. Native macOS menubar.
• 🛡️ agentseal: The core security toolkit. Prompt injection probes, skill + MCP scanners, supply chain checks.
• 📊 awesome-mcp-security: Security scores for 800+ MCP servers. Re-scored daily.
• 🔍 agentseal-mcp-intel: Threat intel feed for the MCP ecosystem.

AI business development platform. Two years in, still running.

• 3 to 4 Claude Code sessions running in parallel on any given day
• A research team of AI agents that surface new attack surfaces, file tickets, work the research, open PRs. I review and merge; they iterate.
• Separate set of marketing agents, one per product.
• 10+ hour days. Düsseldorf. Mac only. Coffee.
• Agentic engineering, not vibe coding. Seven years of debugging embedded C on autonomous vehicles taught me where things break. AI lets me ship faster. It does not let me ship sloppy.

• CodeBurn: Reddit r/ClaudeAI front page, Hacker News front page, picked up by AI tooling channels on YouTube
• AgentSeal: Snyk Security shout-out on the MCP Security report
• 2,700+ stars on codeburn and counting

Keep trying.

Nothing I've shipped looked like a hit when I started it. CodeBurn was a five-minute reply to a Reddit complaint, built in two hours, pushed the same day. It's past 2,700 stars now. If I'd waited for "ready," it wouldn't exist.