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Systems I’ve built, and the thinking behind them

Some of the strongest work I’ve done was for employers and sits under confidentiality — so it appears here anonymized, described by shape and decision rather than by client name. Alongside it are personal projects I own outright and can show in full. Both are held to the same standard; the difference is only how much of each I’m allowed to open up.

Personal projects

Fully owned, open to inspect. Built to production standards as portfolio pieces.

Personal

TaskFlow — a production-grade task manager, built in the open

An authenticated project-and-task SaaS — Angular front to back against a Clean Architecture .NET API — built as an open portfolio piece rather than a client deliverable.

Currently building
  • Angular
  • ASP.NET Core
  • PostgreSQL
Personal

Suggu CLI — safe .NET workspace automation

Suggu is a cross-platform .NET 10 productivity CLI for creating, inspecting, and automating filesystem and .NET solution work. It combines guided workflows, diagnostics, static endpoint tracing, and project-owned rulebooks—useful directly in the terminal and as a reliable execution layer for Codex or Claude Code.

  • .NET 10
  • C#
  • Spectre.Console
  • xUnit
  • NuGet

Professional work

Anonymized, under NDA. Two case studies — a six-role procurement platform and an event booking & stall-mapping system — are in confidentiality review and will appear here in full once cleared.

Two professional case studies are in confidentiality review. Want to talk about work like this before they’re published?

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