Concise Linux system information with one stable key: value output contract for people, scripts, logs, text-to-speech, and agents. The published release supports x86_64, aarch64, and armv7.

A context-efficient directory tree viewer. Directories appear by default; files, metadata, sorting, and alternate formats are explicit additions. Plain whitespace carries the hierarchy without a decorative layer.

An Arch-based LabWC desktop build intended to be reproducible, installable, repairable, and understandable. Installation copies reviewed source into place; capture returns deliberate live changes for review. No installer image is offered as a verified release.

The first real MVP is a dynamic multi-timeframe crypto-native rebalancer: BTC and ETH at minimum, explicit treatment of ETH-equivalent yield and risk, and no unreasonable exposure such as leverage. It is not presented as a finished product.

A market-data and paper-strategy research project built around normalized raw-ish events, self-built deterministic candles, provenance and data-quality state, CEX–DEX observation, append-only archives, and paper-only strategy probes. The public frontend remains retired; the underlying research record does not.

Decisions, evidence, failures, audit history, and publication state. The logs are built first as shared project memory; public readability remains secondary to a factual record.

The Quintile design and testnet application. Each asset path has a canonical and smaller round:

• Ether
• Ether-mini
• QTST
• Mini-QTST
• BQTST
• Mini-BQTST

The testnet demonstration and internal review passes are the main development record; internal review is not independent assurance.

A separate sponsor-funded raffle factory. A creator funds the test-ETH pot and chooses the entry policy and prize distribution; entrants pay no ticket price and spend only Sepolia gas.

A small seeded galaxy model with an explicit string seed, controllable structure, and several observatory lenses. Its classifications are generated possibilities, not an astronomical catalogue or discovery claim.

Character Forge builds, saves, exports, and prints a level 1 character from open SRD 5.1 material. DM Toolkit keeps creatures, NPCs, dice, weather, locations, factions, and initiative in a dense browser console.