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ls ~/projects

Projects

Case studies with problem, decision, implementation, result, and learning — each claim accompanied by the evidence behind it.

structure of each case study

  1. problem

    what needed solving

  2. context

    constraints and starting point

  3. decision

    the chosen path and why — including what was discarded

  4. implementation

    how it was built, in general terms

  5. result

    what changed, with proportional evidence

  6. learning

    what the project taught and what I'd do differently

case

case study · process

dev-workspace

Personal engineering environment: repository coordination, versioned policies, custom tooling. A process case study, not a product.

Conceptual diagram of the coordinated fronts.
problem
Coordinating several personal repositories — product, operations, AI infrastructure, knowledge — without letting policies and context live only in my head or scattered across chats.
context
Solo work, multiple fronts, AI tooling as the main engineering harness.
decision
One coordinating repository with a children manifest, policies versioned in Git, and custom bootstrap, verification, and orchestration tooling — instead of loose documentation.
implementation
Shell scripts, delegation conventions, offline verification routines over local fixtures. All versioned, nothing in the core flow depending on an external service.
result
Reproducible, auditable workflow; policies shared across fronts. Evidence: the versioned history of the repository itself.
learning
Explicit coordination costs maintenance, but pays off in context recovery; local verification before any release prevents silent regressions.

product

personal product · in development

BulletFlow

Routine management and tactical execution, organized around progressive commitment to the plan. In this version, it appears as product direction. Public details when there's a presentable version.

Conceptual illustration, with example tasks.

note — these are the cases I can show today. When there are new presentable projects, they join here with the same rigor.