// Projects

Open-source work

A snapshot of what I build, maintain, and lean on every day. The list skews toward MacAdmin tooling, Jamf integrations, and Python — that's where I spend most of my open-source time.

// Authored

Projects I've built

Open Source

Patcher

Patch reporting and analytics for Jamf-managed Apple fleets. Surfaces software title coverage so patching is visible and auditable.

PythonJamf Pro API

Code ↗ Docs ↗

Open Source

JamfMCP

Model Context Protocol server for Jamf Pro — lets LLM tools query and act against a Jamf instance through a standard interface.

PythonMCPJamf Pro API

Code ↗ Docs ↗

Open Source

pymdm

Python toolkit for working with MDM workflows — building blocks for managing Apple endpoints programmatically.

PythonMDM

Code ↗ Docs ↗

// Maintain & contribute

Community open source

Maintainer

Jamf Pro Python SDK

Client library for the Jamf Pro REST and Classic APIs and webhooks. Maintained as part of the MacAdmins community.

PythonJamf Pro API

Code ↗ Docs ↗

Contributor

JAWA

Jamf Automated Webhook Assistant — a web server that routes Jamf Pro webhooks into downstream automation. Small contributions: docs, type hints, cleanup.

PythonWebhooks

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// Daily drivers

Tools I lean on

Foundational MacAdmin tools that show up in my day-to-day work — not my code, but my workflow wouldn't function without them.

Installomator — install the latest version of Mac apps from their original developer with a single shell command.
SOFA — Simple Organized Feed for Apple software updates. The MacAdmins community's source of truth for OS release timing.