Selected Work
Case studies and project notes from the front bin: practical analytics tools, local-first music software, playful build experiments, and the static site system that keeps them in one place.
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Case Studies
Project pages with enough context to understand the problem, the build, and the useful part.
Charted CurrentsAn exploratory atlas of the maritime Greater Caribbean, 1650–1730, built so that every claim on the map can be traced back to the archival record that supports it, and so the gaps stay visible.Case study
Networked PlayersAn evidence-first music-credit graph and browser game: four playable modes over a 217-album catalog, where every connection between two records names the credits that prove it.Case study
Discogs SpinnerA local-first desktop, web, and CLI companion for browsing, spinning, and understanding a personal Discogs record collection.Case study
Endless LoaderA local web tool that finds a connected Polyend Endless pedal over USB, writes a patch to it, and checks the write with a SHA-256 read-back before calling it done.Music tool case study
FxPatchSDK / Endless DSPA development fork of the Polyend Endless SDK for building custom C++ guitar effects, with real validation scripts and a build loop that goes from source to a flashable patch.Music technology case study
Pirate ArcadeA pirate-themed arcade collection and public build journal exploring zero-cost AI-assisted development with local hardware, open source tools, and a playful constraint.Workbench case study
Record Collection AnalyticsA public, sanitized view of what's actually in my record collection: decade, genre, and format breakdowns, with no private inventory or prices exposed.Case study
Personal Website RevivalThis site: a recovered and rebuilt static Astro build, edited through a git-backed CMS, for writing, project notes, records, and the experiments that outlast them.Case study
Positive Grid Spark Sales DashboardA data dashboard tracking Positive Grid Spark amplifier preorder volume and estimated revenue.Data dashboard case studyElsewhere
Canonical profiles and related shelves.
The public identity for this site ties back to the same GitHub, LinkedIn, X/Twitter, Pirate Arcade, and support links used across the footer and structured data.