project-one
A placeholder for your first real project — what it does, why you built it, and what was hard about it.
source →$ whoami
I manage identities for a living and build things for fun. Cybersecurity IAM by day — software, side projects, and perpetual learning the rest of the time.
{
"roles": [
"iam-engineer",
"developer",
"student",
"maker"
],
"aud": "anyone building something interesting",
"scope": "least-privilege maximum-curiosity",
"amr": [
"mfa",
"sheer-determination"
],
"acr": "urn:troynines:assurance:high:birth",
"entitlements": [
"coffee:brew",
"prod:break-glass-read-only",
"homelab:root"
],
"nines": 5,
"sub": "troynines",
"iss": "https://troynines.dev",
"iat": 1794463462,
"exp": "never"
}
I work in identity and access management — the part of security that decides who you are, what you can touch, and how to prove it. It turns out spending your days thinking about identity makes building a personal site pleasantly recursive.
Outside of work I write software, take things apart to see why they work, and keep a long queue of things I'm learning. I believe in least privilege for systems and maximum privilege for curiosity.
[github] 3004 contributions in the last year
Things I've built or am building.
A placeholder for your first real project — what it does, why you built it, and what was hard about it.
source →Maybe an IAM tool, a homelab automation, or that weekend hack that escaped containment.
source →Works on my machine. Currently being promoted to works on yours.
source →Notes and write-ups, newest first. Posts live in posts/*.md — the build fills this stream in.
Public interfaces. All requests welcome; rate limits generous.
| method | path | description |
|---|---|---|
| GET | /github | code & commits |
| POST | say hi | |
| GET | /keybase | cryptographic identity proof |