Two live services on public construction data, one private operations dashboard, a live model demo, and the case study that started all of it. Every one of them reads real sources, refuses to guess, and tells a person exactly once when something changed.
On the right: every Illinois county's prevailing wage schedule, replayed change by change from January 2025. Real data, rebuilt 2026-11-04.
Watches all 102 Illinois county prevailing wage schedules daily and emails payroll clerks only when theirs changes: old rate, new rate, fringes, effective date, rate sheet attached.
Reads seven agencies' bid pages and documents weekly and extracts DBE, MBE and WBE goals, residency and local-hire terms, PLA, bonds, pre-bid and bid opening dates into one digest and a filterable board.
Live progress, ETA, per-work-order status, lane states and free memory for an unattended reporting system, fed by a heartbeat sidecar and guarded by a watchdog. Private by design; ask for a walkthrough.
Private · demo on requestOn a large public-works program I replaced a manual certified-payroll reporting cycle across 43 trade packages with a system that drives the compliance portal, builds the workbooks, reconciles rosters, publishes and emails completion. Missing contractual inputs are flagged for review, never invented.
A discrete-event simulation, recreated from a project I built in IE 468 Virtual Manufacturing at UIC. Every guest rides all eight rides with the least time in line; an optimizer sweeps attendance to find where seats stay full but the lines stay short.
Type a phrase and a System One model returns a probability for every one of 16 colours — a decision, not prose. The whole distribution is on screen, the API key stays on the server, the demo stops at $1 of spend, and each visitor gets 20 colours a day.
An animated scientific atlas in seven plates: blasted, burned, ground, batched, poured, hydrated and tested. Hand-coded in Canvas 2D with a synthesised score, and every number on screen traced to a published source.