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Four products I designed and built, each on its own stack and in its own look. Pick one to bring it to the front.
HIPM. A hybrid project management framework for AI projects that I co-developed, built as a website: a phase wheel in which Do and Review share one sector, and the whole process model as typed data.
Open the HIPM deep diveHIPM is a hybrid project management framework for AI projects that I co-developed, with a website and AI generators I built. The site is built like an embossed plate, with the whole process model as typed data behind it.
In the deep dive: turn the wheel, walk the four gates, and see how a validator stops the build when the model breaks.

A pixel-art town that runs on my real MCP stack. Each NPC is a service I use, and when a task lands or a workflow fires, the matching NPC wakes up and walks to its quarter.
In the deep dive: the live town to click through, how an event travels from MCP to NPC, and the four states every agent runs through.

An offline-first life app: quests, a morning check-in, a journal, finance, a meal plan and a coach that reads every other surface before it writes. Everything lives in Dexie and IndexedDB; the AI runs on your own OpenAI key.
In the deep dive: how the morning coach knows you, the radar that browses your own URLs, and the choices that shaped the build.

A dark-theme onboarding site for a new team member, with GSAP character animations, mouse-tracked gradient cards and a live RSS feed. Plain HTML, CSS and JS: it ships as static files, with no build step.
In the deep dive: the droid typing out the hello, eight modules each in its own colour, and how the cursor glow works.
