Static storefront and Stripe-backed catalog operations for a design-conscious online shop
Lanes view / Portfolio systems
This view groups projects into clear families first, then draws bridges for shared technologies and deliberate product affinities across those lanes.
Same project dataset, organized into grouped lanes instead of routes or grids.
10 Projects
19 Technologies
15 Bridges
Shared technology bridge
Bridge title
Bridge explanation
Commerce
Storefront and catalog systems where product polish meets operational control.
Shared project-aware Stripe catalog engine with a reviewable diff/apply workflow for repo-managed storefronts
Editor-first QR product with static creation flows, dynamic links, and lightweight analytics.
Internal Ops
Operator-facing systems and deployment tooling designed for direct ownership.
Redacted internal monitoring and coordination platform with an authenticated operator surface and geospatial workspace.
Repository-centered deployment tooling designed for LLM-guided rollout, validation, deploy-thread setup, and repeatable operational runbooks.
Fabrication
Parametric making tools centered on physical outputs and geometry workflows.
Services
Small-footprint APIs and experimental service surfaces.
Lean QR and token service for printable drops, keyed landing pages, and rendering-helper workflows.
Standalone local transcription and media-analysis scripts built around `whisper.cpp`, `ollama`, `ffmpeg`, and LM Studio.
Personal image-generation lab and workflow research platform built on top of upstream ComfyUI.
Bridge notes
Why the lanes connect
The bridge overlay stays lightweight. This list gives the concise explanation for each cross-lane connection in plain language.
Typed application layer for UI systems, tooling surfaces, and data contracts that need stronger guardrails.
Commerce and catalog integration work centered on structured sync, controlled rollout, and operator review flows.
Core systems language in this portfolio for APIs, automation, local services, and data-oriented tooling.
App-router and static-export web application layer for richer product surfaces and browser-native tools.
Interactive interface layer for richer tools, builders, dashboards, and stateful browser workflows.
Utility-first styling layer used where speed and visual control matter more than heavyweight component systems.
Typed Python API layer for local-first systems, automation endpoints, and service integration work.
Compact local persistence for internal tools and self-contained systems that benefit from simple operational ownership.
Verification work spanning sync checks, capture validation, and focused regressions around operational tooling.
Affinity bridge · My Store ↔ Natural Stripe
Shared commerce workflow, catalog sync, and Stripe-centered operator design.
Affinity bridge · WebJuggle ↔ Juggle
Both revolve around parametric making workflows and Python-driven geometry logic.
Affinity bridge · ngdeploy ↔ Internal Ops Monitor
Local-first operational tooling with simple deploy surfaces and direct ownership of infrastructure.
Affinity bridge · Alien API ↔ Internal Ops Monitor
Pragmatic Python systems shaped around controlled internal workflows instead of broad platform abstractions.
Affinity bridge · QR Studio ↔ My Store
Interface-heavy browser tools where product polish matters alongside implementation speed.
Affinity bridge · ngdeploy ↔ My Store
Shipping discipline and self-managed deployment practices connect the storefront to the infrastructure layer.