My repos are my resume, typos and all.

This isn't a portfolio of polished code. This is a public workshop where chaotic ideas are turned into functional blueprints. I ship comprehensive READMEs, not just code, because the real work is in the plan.

I'm giving the plan away. The code is the goal, but the blueprint is the start.

I'm making my business model transparent. I don't sell finished products; I provide pathways to completion.

1. The Blueprint (Free on GitHub): Every repo here is a detailed strategic plan—the "why," the architecture, and the challenges. The knowledge is free. Use it to build it yourself.
2. The Roadmap (Paid on Patreon): If you want a guided path, my Patreon has the step-by-step tutorials, code assets, and granular details to accelerate your build.
3. The Assets (À La Carte on Cults3D): For projects with physical components, you can buy the 3D models directly. No subscription required.
4. The Partnership (Direct Commission): If you want a collaborator to get your project across the finish line, I'm available for hire.

• Permission is a Myth: You already have it. Stop waiting and start building.
• Ship at 80%: "Perfect" is the imaginary friend of "never shipped." The last 20% is where the real learning happens anyway.
• The Code is the Proof: Credentials don't matter. Working systems do.
• Trust the Itch: Intuition is just fast-twitch thinking. Your gut knows things market research doesn't.
• Brutal Honesty: Markets are honest. Your code should be too. If it's complex, it's wrong.

• Languages: Python for speed, Rust when that's not fast enough, JavaScript for the pretty parts, C++ for hardware whispers.
• Data: PostgreSQL for serious relationships, Redis for speed, SQLite for prototypes that might grow up.
• Infrastructure: Strong, flexible, and never married to one expensive brand.

A good pull request is the best way to say "hello," but here are other ways to engage:

• Fork a Blueprint: Build it, break it, make it better.
• Become a Partner: Shared risk, shared reward on a new venture.
• Hire Me: You bring the problem; I'll bring the keyboard.

(A Note on Boundaries: I'm happy to chat, but if you want to "pick my brain," let's make it a proper gig. Ideas are cheap; execution is everything.)