Connor Robinson
I'm an Internal Application Engineer at Bandwidth. The honest version of the job title is catch-all: I build the integrations, automation, dashboards, and internal tools that keep our finance teams moving. Lately most of that has been AI work, building out Bandwidth's internal AI infrastructure and the tooling that sits around it.
I studied Computer Science at NC State and have been writing code, shipping things, and occasionally breaking production ever since.
Outside of work you'll usually find me playing guitar. It's where most of my free time goes and how I keep my head clear.
Projects
Things I have built, and where to go and see them
wmux
wmux is an open-source terminal multiplexer for Windows that shows you what your Claude Code agents are actually doing. I have six merged pull requests in it and two issue reports that turned into fixes, spread across releases 0.27 through 0.40.
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maestro
Maestro is a self-hosted agent layer over orchestration engines. Every workflow gets its own operator agent — one that watches it, diagnoses failures, proposes fixes as reviewable diffs, and can be asked about itself in plain language.
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earmark
I am, by any reasonable measure, too into personal finance. I tried every budgeting app I could find, never quite got one that fit, so I built my own.
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ccrail
ccrail is a tmux sidebar for Claude Code. It gives every session a live context-window usage bar, the model name, and an activity indicator, all in one panel that stays put as you move between tmux windows, and you can switch sessions straight from it.
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aws_server_control
A Minecraft server that lives on AWS EC2 and only runs when someone actually wants to play.
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pipeline-score-cli
A Python CLI that scans your CI/CD pipelines, Dockerfiles, and Infrastructure-as-Code files for the security mistakes that show up over and over.
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