Case studies across software engineering, AI & automation, and data & analytics.
AI-powered recruitment platform: public career pages, resume parsing, drag-and-drop pipelines, role-based admin, and the email/storage/webhook infrastructure a real hiring team needs.
A business with no website is a web developer's best prospect. FindLeads searches Google Places for them, flags the website-less as tier-1 leads, and wraps a tiny CRM around the results.
Toronto has a beloved open-source tech map. Peru didn't. Peru Grid maps 53 researched startups, consultancies, incubators and funds across Lima and Arequipa — in one dependency-free HTML file.
An AI coding agent can read images and PDFs — not video. Voidscape decomposes any video into frames plus a transcript, and prices the whole job before spending a cent or a token.
A bilingual "search before you build" hub for Venezuela earthquake relief — find an existing effort and join it, or publish yours with the stack and the help it needs.
A Peruvian fintech marketplace where users pawn/secure items and receive multiple real offers from businesses.
Replacing 4+ hours of manual copy-paste work with a 12-minute Power Query refresh — built for real accounting teams.
Full-stack platform: automated exam generation, analytics dashboard, and grading pipeline processing 100,000+ student records.
Does AI-generated code create more technical debt? We analyzed 5,000+ GitHub repositories to find out.
Where does a city's bike-share network actually break? I mapped 150K+ Mobi Vancouver trips as a living graph to find the hubs that hold it together — and the gaps that quietly cost it.
Event ticketing platform with secure payment processing and user account management — built with Django and Docker.
Mobile inventory tracking app with intuitive UI and Firebase backend.
Concepts and builds in progress — no live demos or screenshots yet.
Data centers know their power draw to the watt — and almost nothing about their water. AquaTwin turns the telemetry tenants already have into audited, per-tenant water bills and compliance reports.
The community has written hundreds of agent skills; most projects need about five of them at any given moment. SkillVault is the curation: 25 vetted third-party skills, staged by project lifecycle.
If a bot is going to score your resume, score it yourself first. ResumeScorer runs my resumes through an open-source hiring-agent pipeline across three LLM backends — and turns the numbers into edit plans.
AI coding agents are only as good as the instructions they load — and most people's live in unversioned dotfiles. Mine are a git-tracked library: 33 skills with history, security gates, and a publish pipeline.
Hands-free Chrome extension translating speech into browser actions — empirically benchmarked against keyboard/mouse.