BPMforge is Bradford Matthews. I build PKI and threat modeling platforms, an NES and SNES emulator, and agent tooling that holds AI-written code to real quality gates.
Products being finished for release. Source stays closed until each one is ready.
Guard your cryptographic trust. An enterprise PKI and crypto trust platform: run your own certificate authority, discover every certificate on your network, and manage the full lifecycle from one dashboard.
Threat modeling you can draw. Lay out your system on a canvas, mark trust boundaries, and get STRIDE threats suggested by AI as you build the model.
Accurate emulation, opt-in upgrades. A hybrid NES and SNES emulator whose enhancements switch on without ever changing the original hardware behavior.
KeePass-grade security, modern polish. An open-source, offline-first password manager built in Rust, for people who want a vault they control without a dated interface.
Public on GitHub. New projects appear here once they go public and you approve them. See every release →
Idea to secure, working product. AI agents do the building and the platform holds the gates. It interviews you, writes the blueprint, breaks it into tickets and works the board, cheapest model first. Runs on your own models.
repos tracked, 10 public
An expert agent system with 39 primary experts, a 4-mode SDLC workflow and 79 validators that enforce quality gates at every phase.
Self-hosted web retrieval for agents. Multi-engine search turned into clean, ranked markdown, with no third-party scraping API.
Deterministic AI-slop check: secrets, phantom imports, hallucinated deps, CVEs. Zero LLM calls.
bpm-code-search-mcp
Semantic code search and a symbol index, so agents find code without loading whole files.
bpm-memory-mcp
Cross-session memory for agents. Decisions, patterns and bug root causes carry over.
I build security software and the tooling that keeps AI-assisted development honest. My work spans certificate infrastructure, threat modeling and secrets management, plus agent systems that check their own output before anyone else has to.
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