No. 03: The Evidence
Repo Room
Most consultancies ask you to take their word for it: client logos, quoted testimonials, a number on a slide. We would rather show the work itself. Repo Room is our public portfolio, a set of real repositories behind real shipped software: some running in production, some published as open source, some available as installable packages. You can read the code, the commit history, and the documentation directly, and judge for yourself.
A theme runs through most of what is here: the best work is rarely a blank file. Clients do not hand us greenfield; they hand us systems that are already running, with existing code, existing constraints, and existing users depending on them. So a large share of what we build is extension work: forks that add capability an upstream project never had, integrations that connect systems that were never designed to talk to each other, tooling that closes a specific gap in something already in production. We go where the code already lives, because that is where most of the value is.
Each entry below is a single project: what it does, the engineering decisions behind it, and why it matters. Together they span the three areas we work in, data engineering, AI systems, and network and infrastructure, and they are the evidence for everything else on this site.
Flagship
aplflow
An executable notation layer where APL is the spec, the interpreter is an independent judge, and the coding agent is the compiler.
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canary
A dual-model transcription pipeline built so silent audio loss is structurally impossible, not just unlikely.
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A self-hosted, Docker-native continuous traceroute tool with a real-time web UI and persistent history.
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A session manager and context-survival stack for running many Claude Code sessions at once, used daily.
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mcp-debugger
A fork that adds .NET and legacy .NET Framework debugging to an AI agent's Model Context Protocol debugger.
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netcoredbg
A fork of Samsung's netcoredbg that adds CLR 2.0 and CLR 4.0 support, so legacy .NET Framework code can be debugged too.
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A published PyPI tool that reflects a database schema and generates readable, referentially correct test-data code.
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A CI-gated Sphinx documentation site held to the same pass-or-fail bar as the code it documents.
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A Webmin module that adds full firewalld rich-rule support and first-class fail2ban awareness.
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