Benjamin Meisl.

Software engineer · AI developer tools ·
Full-stack web and iOS

I build tools for AI coding agents, including test selection, memory, and code review, and I ship my own products with them.

Previously real-time C++ at General Dynamics, from intern to Senior Test Engineer. Now building products and tools at Meipath.

Limerino’s native Twitch chat interface, with readable messages, user badges and emotes. Limerino Twitch chat for iPhone SteadySignal’s dashboard showing simulated glucose data, reading freshness and a history chart. SteadySignal TestFlight beta · Simulated data
14,000+BootyBayBroker active users30 days, Aug 17–Sep 15, 2026 2,700Limerino active usersSeptember 2026; 4.7 stars on the App Store 94 of 110failing test files caught by predictive test selection, running a median 13.7% of the suite’s filesReplay of 110 failed CI runs General DynamicsIntern to Senior Test EngineerJul 2019–Jan 2025

Selected work

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Open source

Tools for AI coding agents that I use on my own products, each with tests you can run: a code scanner and two review teams scored against labeled cases.

All repositories (external site)

anti-slop (external site)

JavaScript, MIT license

A deterministic scanner with 85 rules for security, accessibility, and quality problems in AI-generated code and writing. A labeled test corpus tracks missed issues and false positives.

Scanner and test corpus

AI developer tools

  • 20 Claude Code plugins and MCP servers. Eleven are in my current catalog, nine of them public on GitHub; eleven have Codex CLI ports.
  • Retrieval memory for coding agents. 21 projects, with an AI-judged job that flags stale memories.
  • Self-hosted CI/CD. 63 GitHub Actions runners on three machines (Linux, Windows, and a Mac) for 17 repositories.
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Experience

Meipath

Founder & Software Engineer

Jan 2025–present

General Dynamics Mission Systems

Intern to Senior Test Engineer

Jul 2019–Jan 2025
Full experience

Hiring for AI developer tools or product engineering? Email me.

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