trespies.dev
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trespies.dev · Madison, Wisconsin
TresPies is a small research and software firm. This is where its work runs: open-source infrastructure, research tools, a couple of products, and more experiments than is strictly reasonable. Every stop below is a working address — pick one.
17 public stops · 5 lines · 6 private · checked Oct 10, 2026
lo destacado
Four stops that explain most of the rest.
3Products
A money app for people paid in cash and tips: what you earned, what you owe, what you’re building — logged in seconds, private by default, in English and Spanish. It’s a TresPies product, and it runs on the same rails as everything else here.
1Infrastructure
The open-source agent stack under all of this: a Go gateway that routes models, tools, and memory; an MCP server with 28 tools; a CLI; and 101 skills across 11 plugins that give agents a method, not just capability.
2Research & data
The map a budget has to answer to. Every map cites its sources, every estimate says how certain it is, and everything downloads — in English and Spanish.
4Experiments
A demo site for a made-up bilingual workshop series: upcoming sessions, tool-safety orientation, and how to join, in English and Spanish. Built from a site template in under 21 minutes, timed once.
cómo se multiplica
TresPies puts two things together: research and software, English and Spanish. For a business, that works out three ways. Each route below stops at something already running, so you can try it before we talk.
A site, a store, or an app: moved onto accounts you control, or built new, then documented, backed up, and handed over. It keeps running after the contract ends.
A hosted site builder moved to hosting you control
The firm’s own site, moved. All 18 of its old blog posts and their images were recovered.
Cash and tips combined with taxes set aside
Shifts, earnings, and what to set aside for taxes, in English and Spanish.
A site template combined with a workshop series
A demo site, built from a template in under 21 minutes.
The study becomes data you keep, and the data becomes a tool your team can open without calling me. Every source is written down.
Census tables combined with a map
Dane County’s 125 census tracts, every estimate rated for confidence.
Public data combined with an open API
72 counties, 1,542 census tracts, 51 variables, and no login.
A document audit combined with a browser tab
Scores a Spanish vital document without it ever leaving your browser.
Put two familiar things together and something dry becomes easy to read for the person it’s about.
Metro signs combined with a website
You’re on it. Every stop has a pictogram, after Lance Wyman’s 1969 signs for the Mexico City Metro.
An essay combined with a directed graph
What it feels like to meet, and work inside, a directed graph.
A dictionary combined with how you feel
Turns “the 3pm crash” into a typeset dictionary entry.
Want a route like these for your business? The firm is at trespiesdesign.com
el directorio
Oldest first. The date is when each one went public — the same date the slider on the map uses.
6 stops
The open-source plumbing: agents, protocols, and the tools everything else here is built with.
dojogenesis.com
The open-source agent stack: a gateway, an MCP server, a CLI, and plugins.
gateway.trespies.dev
The Go engine that routes model calls, tools, and memory for DojoGenesis agents. The link opens its live health report.
dash.trespies.dev
The operator’s cockpit: open obligations, the backlog, and what ships this week.
github.com/DojoGenesis/bring-loop
An open-source tool that surfaces one outward move a day — a send, a decision — and logs it.
github.com/DojoGenesis/dag-essentials-mcp
An open-source MCP server that gives AI agents nine graph operations, like topological sort and critical path.
nostr.trespies.dev
Research on the Nostr protocol and Soapbox: an operator’s manual and proposed protocol changes, in two languages.
3 stops
Equity data, civic APIs, and language access — the work the firm is known for.
api.policydatainfrastructure.com
An open API and viewer for Wisconsin public data: 72 counties, 1,542 census tracts, 51 variables.
madisonequitydata.org
Maps of Dane County’s 125 census tracts — every source cited, every estimate rated for confidence, in English and Spanish.
languageaccess.trespiesdesign.com
Paste a Spanish vital document and score its readability, jargon, and match with the English — right in your browser.
3 stops
Things people use or read, each on its own domain.
nightshift.cash
A money app for people paid in cash and tips: shifts, earnings, and money set aside for taxes. English and Spanish.
kataroll.com
A practice app for ADHD-wired minds: set one goal, work it, debrief, carry it forward. App stores next.
madeofdoors.com
A short essay on what it feels like to meet — and work inside — a directed graph.
5 stops
Small, fast builds that each test one idea. A few graduate; all of them teach something.
body-almanac.trespies.dev
An almanac of your predictable bad days, forecast by condition, region, and season.
bodyglossary.trespies.dev
Turns “the 3pm crash” and “wired-but-tired” into a typeset dictionary entry.
contagion.trespies.dev
Flu, COVID, and RSV activity by state, from a June 2026 snapshot of real CDC surveillance data.
counterclock.trespies.dev
An illustrative model of which way, and how fast, your habits move your age — a needle, not a number.
taller-abierto.trespies.dev
A demo site for a made-up bilingual workshop series, built from a site template in under 21 minutes.
6 stops
Other people’s projects, shared by link only.
6 stops on this line belong to other people’s projects: two one-of-one pitch pages, a client’s app, a launch guide written for one person, a collaborator’s working hub, and a draft made for one reader. They are not listed; the people they are for already have the link.
para otros
Clients, collaborators, someone testing an idea before it has a name — their projects get an address here, and I keep them running. They stay off the map unless they ask to be on it.
Right now that’s 6: two one-of-one pitch pages, a client’s app, a launch guide written for one person, a collaborator’s working hub, and a draft made for one reader.
Need somewhere for yours to run?
Write to cruz@trespies.dev
