Ink / Blueprint
Turn the work into a field.
A full evidence atlas for software that crosses boundaries. Six real builds, drawn together without flattening the difference between them.
Screens are coordinates.
Move across the paper to inspect the registration point. Select any plate to open its complete build record.
The drawing is a translation layer.
It gives the portfolio a visual grammar without turning a screenshot into a promise it cannot prove.
Evidence
Every plate is an approved capture from a real build. The field never invents a product surface to make the story look finished.
Translation
Ink lines connect the systems crossed by each build: mobile to native, browser to agent, source URL to cloud storage.
Inspection
Every plate is a doorway. Open one and the full build record gives you the problem, constraint, intervention, proof, and links.
Six plates. Six different crossings.
Start with the image, then inspect the claim. The register keeps contribution, maturity, and current proof visible at a glance.
- 01Kaizen CodeCreatorAndroid runtime proven; iOS bridge remains intentionally fail-closed
Android app-UID guest runtime executed a real command successfully.
- 02SnapshotCreatorWorking CLI with multiple workspace backends
Supports worktree, APFS copy-on-write, overlay, and automatic backend selection.
- 03VRMacCreatorBoth device targets build; live end-to-end validation needs physical hardware
Swift host builds as a standalone package.
- 04Motion CuesCreatorRelease build and store assets produced
Native sensor overlay, foreground service, notification controls, and Quick Settings tile are implemented.
- 05OpenCode AnnotateCreatorPublished browser and agent-session workflow
One local relay coordinates several OpenCode processes.
- 06StackjetCreatorGoogle Drive upload workflow implemented
Google sign-in and a separate Drive consent flow are implemented.
A screenshot is a proof point. The line tells you why it matters.
The field is how I want to show the work: materially, with context, and with enough room for the uncomfortable parts between a good idea and a dependable system.


