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LiveSoftware asset management for IT teams—approvals, license & seat tracking, CVE alerts, RBAC.
A running log of what's been built, sketched, or set aside—spanning shipped products, experiments, and abandoned starts. Public repos link out. Private ones are listed without links. Nothing is polished here; that's the point.
Running somewhere real, in use by humans.
Software asset management for IT teams—approvals, license & seat tracking, CVE alerts, RBAC.
Secure medical-info sharing for families caring for an aging parent. Private beta with real users.
Cloud takeoff and estimating for concrete subcontractors. Bids and unit-cost libraries in the browser.
DIR-certified AI training platform for public sector, branded as GovBuilders.
Map-first oil & gas intelligence platform for Texas landmen. Leases, mineral ownership, field notes.
Personal project hub: kanban, dashboards, and AI workflows stitched together for daily use.
Claude Code + tmux integration for persistent, scriptable agent sessions across machines.
Committed, in motion, not yet shipped.
Generative UI engine driven by LoRA-trained SDXL concepts—design language as model, not template.
Web-based GIS with an integrated AI assistant (geomind-ai). Spatial queries by conversation.
Weather and radar app built with React Native and Expo. Supersedes the old Weather project.
Dual-mode 3D mobile game in Godot: merge-runner traversal plus marble-physics arenas.
3D tower-defense / trap-placement mobile game in Godot. Most recent incarnation of a long-running idea.
Auto-runner "Mob Rush" with wave mechanics in Godot. Arcade loops, tuning-heavy.
Scratch-built to learn something or just to see if it would work.
Realm Royale private-server launcher for Linux and Windows. Written in Go.
MCP server for the Godot game engine. Fork with local tweaks for agentic game-dev workflows.
Tiny 2D flying game ("Spread My Wings") prototyped in Godot 4.6.
"Definitely not Doctor Sbaitso." A JavaScript homage to the DOS-era voice-synth chatbot.
Small Python scraping experiment. Mostly an excuse to learn a pattern.
Browser-side PDF experiment. HTML + JS, no server.
Small client-side image tool. HTML only.
A JavaScript one-off. Exactly as weird as it sounds.
Container experimentation—assorted images, compose files, and patterns to reuse later.