Built, not talked about.

On-call engineers were arriving at incidents cold — alert fires, PagerDuty wakes someone up, and the first five minutes are spent reading logs to understand what even happened.

Built an HTTP webhook receiver in Go that sits between Alertmanager and your notification channel. It enriches each alert with runbook context, calls the Claude API for structured triage analysis, and posts a first-pass diagnosis to Discord — all before the engineer opens their laptop.

Running in production on my homelab. All severity warnings and criticals route through it. Every on-call page now includes a structured diagnosis: probable cause, severity assessment, and recommended first steps.

Consulting work on infrastructure and AI automation requires a real environment to build and validate in — not a sandbox that doesn't reflect production constraints.

5-node Proxmox VE cluster with shared Ceph storage, a Talos Linux Kubernetes cluster, and 20+ services managed entirely through Terraform and Ansible. Everything is code — no ClickOps. Traefik handles ingress with automatic TLS via Cloudflare DNS-01. SSO via Authentik across all admin surfaces.

Runs in production daily. Serves as the development and validation environment for every automation project — if it works here under real load, it works for a client.

Small-batch, single-ingredient dog treats made by a family in Seattle. Sold at farmers markets and through social media. Strong in-person brand — signed packaging, handwritten notes — that their website didn't reflect.

Redesigned site built with Astro, deployed on AWS CloudFront and S3. Centered entirely on the family story, sourcing transparency, and the product photography that makes the treats look like what they are: something made by people who care.

$100/month covering AWS infrastructure costs. Design and build provided in exchange for a testimonial and case study rights. Content updates within 24 hours of request.

Watercolor artist selling prints of Pacific Northwest landscapes — through Etsy, at local markets, and via group chats. No branded web presence. Sales limited to people who happened to encounter her work in person.

Gallery-first site with a print shop, artist statement, and a direct contact form — no marketplace in the middle. Built to make the paintings lead: full-bleed imagery, clean typography, nothing competing with the work itself.

Same model as Sky Pups: $100/month for AWS hosting, design and build in exchange for a testimonial and case study rights. A domain pointed at a site that's entirely hers.