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What four yearsof shipping looks like.

Named by what they are rather than who they are for. The numbers come off the commit log, so they are the same numbers we would show an auditor.

  1. Broadcast automation system

    Media production · Python

    Scheduling, encoding and delivery running unattended. Still being pushed to this week.

    402days188commitsLive
  2. Teleprompter studio

    Media production · JavaScript

    A production tool used daily, maintained continuously for over a year.

    382days661commitsLive
  3. Python automation suite

    Content operations · Python

    A set of long running jobs that need attention a few times a year and otherwise simply run.

    324days30commits
  4. Financial integration platform

    Financial services · TypeScript

    Account aggregation and reporting, wired into a live banking data provider.

    169days39commitsLive
  5. Production CRM

    Professional services · TypeScript

    The system the business runs its day on, built to its own workflow rather than to a template.

    127days1,365commitsLive
  6. Knowledge and retrieval system

    Sustainability consulting · Python, Docker

    Document ingestion, retrieval and question answering over a private corpus.

    97days
  7. Transcript search MCP server

    Internal tooling · Python

    Built and shipped inside a week. One of sixty two that went out in under seven days.

    4days

Durations are first commit to last push. A short span means it shipped and was handed over, not that it was abandoned.

Four years,read off the commit log.

Every bar is one real repository, drawn from its first commit to its last push. Nothing here is estimated.

Projects running at once, by month

PLATE I

Projects running at once, by month. Peak 17.

2023202420252026

June 2022 to August 2026. Peak of seventeen concurrent.

Every repository, by duration

PLATE II

2023202420252026

104
repositories
40
public
62
shipped in a week
5
ran past 200 days
104 repositories. The 40 in amber are public and readable today.