Weymouth, UKSoftware, security, and things built to understand themUpdated 11 November 2026

Tom Taylor

I build software people rely on.

Work

The work

What I've built and studied, with the story behind each: how it works, the decisions that shaped it, and where it stands now.

  1. Founder · 2026

    A tool for looking after real machines, where every command expires in 60 seconds

    A tool for checking, fixing and updating Windows, Mac and Linux machines, with security designed in from the start.

    Every command is signed for one machine and expires in 60 seconds.

    Read the storyLive, invite only

  2. Research · 2026

    Can a line planted in a log file steer an agent that runs your machines?

    An experiment on how text planted in logs and files can steer agents that manage machines, and which safeguards stop it.

    Harm is checked from outside each machine, never taken from the agent's word.

    Read the storyRunning 13–15 Nov 2026

  3. Personal project · 2026

    Rebuilding Resident Evil 3's source code, one byte-identical function at a time

    Rebuilding the original C source of Resident Evil 3 from the PC game's executable, with each function accepted only when it compiles back to the same bytes.

    3,687 functions matched, each one checked by the original compiler. Eight are left.

    Read the storyEight functions to go

  4. Personal project · 2026

    Resident Evil 3 on modern PCs, playing exactly as the original does

    A modern Windows port of Resident Evil 3 built from the decompiled source, with high frame rates and widescreen, checked tick by tick against the original game's logic.

    21 test routes play with identical game logic to the original, every tick.

    Read the storyPlayable, private