ToolsEnabled was founded and created by Joshua Pinckard. The original platform was developed by directing autonomous AI-agent fleets through the system's own evolving coordination architecture.
Research: multi-agent coordination, concurrent file mediation, and benchmarks for LLM code generation.
- ToolsEnabled (current). A workspace for Codex and Claude agents on Windows. Free software, MIT licensed.
- LEAN-bench (2026). What language models do with trading-strategy specifications, graded by running every generated program in a pinned LEAN engine against a precomputed oracle bank.
- byte-interval-mediation (2026). Read-receipt write admission for concurrent coding agents: a write is admitted only if the bytes it replaces are the bytes its author read.
- agent-tree-fanout (2026). Span of control for hierarchical LLM agent trees: data from one deployed tree, a queueing model, and a reference bound.
- Blast-Radius (2026). A scoring function that predicts which regions of a repository a change may semantically invalidate, in any language, with no parser. Design phase.
- MyAssistant (2025). A Windows desktop agent that reads the screen with OCR, plans with OpenAI or local models, acts through the mouse and keyboard, and verifies each step.