A public showroom for AI products built from real, underestimated workflow needs.
Start with four flagship doors, then explore how reading, decision, execution, runtime, and proof products grow out of the same product thesis.
Author profile • Enter the front row • Browse by job • Walk the halls • Use the showroom
This page is a showroom, not a repo wall.
Start with one flagship door. If it clicks, the rest of the atlas will make sense.
Built in public out of Seattle, WA (PT).
This is not a shelf of demos, wrappers, or side projects. It is a public map of products that started from real workflow pain, then grew into systems for reading, deciding, executing, connecting, and proving work under real constraints.
These are the four fastest entrances into the portfolio. They keep the canonical order, but they are not a prize ranking or a toy-project shelf.
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Readable outputs from raw source streams.
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Choose under real constraints without crossing the line.
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Make execution trustworthy, not just impressive.
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Give the rest of the universe one runtime to stand on.
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| If you care about... | Start here | What you get next |
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| Readable outputs instead of feed overload | SourceHarbor | docsiphon extends that into corpus-building and documentation-grade extraction. |
| Choosing under pressure, constraints, or messy interfaces | OpenCampus | DealWatch carries the same decision discipline into a consumer shopping workflow. |
| Workflows that can be inspected instead of trusted on faith | OpenVibeCoding | prooftrail and ui-automation-control-plane push that further into proof, replay, and repair. |
| Runtime, access, proof, and recovery | Switchyard | prooftrail and agent-exporter show what that foundation enables once systems have to be inspected and archived. |
| Browser-native, user-facing AI products | Shopflow | DealWatch and multi-ai-sidepanel show how the same depth turns into products real users can feel quickly. |
| Hall | What pain it fixes | What these repos actually do | Representative repos |
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| 📚 Reading and Knowledge Products |
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SourceHarbor, docsiphon |
| 🎯 Real-World Decision Workspaces |
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OpenCampus, DealWatch |
| 🧭 Control and Workflow Systems |
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OpenVibeCoding |
| 🧠 AI Workbenches |
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multi-ai-sidepanel, provenote, openui-mcp-studio, agent-exporter |
| 🛡️ Trust and Recovery Labs |
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apple-notes-snapshot, apple-notes-forensics, movi-organizer |
| 🔌 Runtime and Proof Foundations |
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Switchyard, prooftrail, ui-automation-control-plane |
| 🛍️ Browser Product Families |
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Shopflow |
If you want the strongest second-ring doors after the front row, open these next. This shelf should widen the picture, not repeat the same four doors again.
- docsiphon — if you want the strongest extra doorway into CLI/corpus engineering and document-to-artifact pipelines.
- Shopflow — if you want the clearest proof that this universe can ship consumer-facing browser product families.
- DealWatch — if you want the cleanest browser-native example of compare-first, evidence-backed decision making.
- agent-exporter — if you want the archive, governance, and transcript-to-evidence side of the system.
- Use the front row if you want the shortest path in.
- Use the halls if you want the portfolio grouped by the job it solves.
- Use the routes if you already know the problem you care about.
- Use the atlas if you want the deeper layers to stay visible instead of disappearing behind four highlight repos.
