Archive experiment
Earlier or lower-priority work kept visible as part of the evolution trail.
This portfolio is a live lab log, not a project cemetery. Each panel traces what I built, why I cared, and how the work evolved from quick experiments into tools I still return to.
$ focus --featured
$ archive --count 5
A compact view of the repos that best explain the range of the lab right now.
Retro interface, modern scraping guts.
A deliberately styled anime downloading site that rejects generic streaming-site aesthetics.
Budget tracking without spreadsheet fatigue.
A personal finance tracker that turns daily budgeting into a clean, product-shaped ritual.
Infrastructure as a personal bootstrap ritual.
An automated Arch Linux setup script for rebuilding a complete i3 environment without redoing every step by hand.
The portfolio is organized by recurring obsessions instead of resume categories.
Earlier or lower-priority work kept visible as part of the evolution trail.
Shell scripts, desktop automation, and environment tooling built from lived setup friction.
Utilities built around text entry, language handling, and broader accessibility.
Projects where scraping, downloading, and interface taste collide.
Projects shaped like products with daily-use workflows and cleaner user-facing decisions.
Narrow tools built to solve a very specific annoying task in as few steps as possible.
Each one solves a different kind of problem: interface, automation, utility, infrastructure, or pure obsession.
Retro interface, modern scraping guts.
A deliberately styled anime downloading site that rejects generic streaming-site aesthetics.
Budget tracking without spreadsheet fatigue.
A personal finance tracker that turns daily budgeting into a clean, product-shaped ritual.
Infrastructure as a personal bootstrap ritual.
An automated Arch Linux setup script for rebuilding a complete i3 environment without redoing every step by hand.
One folder, no clone, no nonsense.
A web utility for downloading a single folder from a git repository without pulling the entire repo.
A focused language utility with a live web surface.
A typing-oriented utility project that broadens the portfolio beyond Linux and anime-heavy work.
The lab format exists because a normal portfolio flattens everything into the same card shape. That hides the real difference between a budget tracker, a retro anime site, and a shell script that rewires a desktop workflow.
Here the repos are organized by intent and signal, with enough context to show the thinking behind the output.