Portfolio

Visible work. Then the useful doors.

Project sites first, because screenshots beat throat-clearing. The link drawer is still here, but it lives at the bottom where link drawers belong.

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Project sites

Things with their own front doors

Small sites, tools, and project surfaces that can be judged without a meeting about judging things.

EyeCov

Coverage signal for AI-assisted coding, editor work, and review. Tests become something you can actually steer with.

Open EyeCov

GoldED

Public site for bringing the old FTN mail reader world back into readable shape.

Open GoldED

Gjallr

A static project site for recovering dead sites from Wayback Machine evidence.

Open Gjallr

Barkmark

Component-shaped Markdown for static sites that do not need a CMS-shaped circus.

Open Barkmark

Mostly Unique

Indexes old disks, finds duplicates, and turns archive archaeology into a cleanup plan you can inspect before deleting anything.

Open Mostly Unique

Norner

A project site for personal evidence systems, source imports, and agent-readable context.

Open Norner

Ratatoskr

Local machine scanning and cleanup tooling. Less mystical than it sounds, which is the point.

Open Ratatoskr

Seven in Heaven

A focused companion site for an app that needs boundaries, pace, and decent taste.

Open Seven in Heaven

Vølven

A suite of small agent skills and developer tools, collected under one roof.

Open Vølven

Vølven Debt Skills

A sharper page for naming, containing, and paying down technical debt without ritual fog.

Open Vølven Debt Skills

Vølven Pest Plugin

A plugin page for Pest testing workflows that keep behavior pinned down before code wanders off.

Open Vølven Pest Plugin

Useful doors

The rest of the map

CV, code, profiles, packages, words, and contact. Less pretty, still useful.