Noah Cook

Malware analysis automation tool

A command-line pipeline that triages suspicious files without detonating them. MAAT fingerprints a file by its magic bytes, hashes it in a single stream, and checks reputation through hash-only VirusTotal lookups, so the sample never leaves your machine. Analyzers dispatch by file type, findings feed an additive, explainable score, and the full run renders to a self-contained HTML report.

• Python
• YARA
• VirusTotal API
• oletools
• pefile
• pikepdf
• Jinja2

AI-assisted deal scanner for Facebook Marketplace

A command-line pipeline that scrapes new listings in the location and category of your choice, uses the Anthropic API to identify the exact product from each listing's title, description and photos, and prices it against Google Shopping. The hard part is a retail price you can trust: results are stripped of used, resale and accessory listings, checked against the exact model by a second Anthropic API pass, and reduced to a median across stores. An item without a defensible price is dropped rather than guessed. The best discounts can optionally notify you in Slack, and SQLite remembers seen listings and cached searches so repeat runs cost less.

• Python
• Anthropic API
• Apify
• SerpAPI
• SQLite
• Slack

Pixel-art incremental game

A browser incremental game where you grow a tree through escalating forms, funneling resources into three nested prestige-reset layers. The real work was systems design and balance: architecting a layered economy where every bonus multiplies through a single chokepoint, then tuning the pacing curve with a standalone simulator before any number reached the game. Built with AI-assisted development and shipped as dependency-free static files that redeploy on every push.

• JavaScript
• Canvas
• HTML
• CSS
• Cloudflare