REPOS
The whole account, repository by repository — including the empty one and the ones held back. 17 of 20 are on the lab, and the gap is counted rather than rounded away.
Every name here is asserted by a test in both directions: a listed repository with no project fails the build, and so does a project linking one that is not listed. Push a repository, add a line, or the build stays red.
ON THE LAB · 17
.claude
- BUILDINGAgent HarnessThe root Claude Code setup every other project inherits: the shared constitution, the skills, and the build loop that runs a spec to done.
aeroslip
- BUILDINGaeroslip.A free stockcar drafting racer for iOS where the slipstream is the entire game, with a career whose press conferences are written on-device by Apple's own model.
devHUD
- BUILDINGdevHUDA Codenotch-style side pill for macOS: AI usage rings for Claude, Copilot and Codex, and the dev servers listening on the machine, one hover away.
relay
- BUILDINGRelayA Markdown-and-Git coordination layer that sits between captured information, AI agents and the systems that actually run the work.
wiki
- BUILDINGLLM WikiA personal knowledge base that an agent compiles and keeps current, instead of a pile of documents an agent re-reads from scratch on every question.
zckr
- BUILDINGzckr.devThis site. A monorepo engineering playground built so that spinning up a new experiment costs minutes, not evenings.
- BUILDINGAI Gateway probeCall every model an account can reach through Vercel AI Gateway on OIDC alone, and find where the free tier stops you.
acker-cloud
- SHIPPEDacker.cloudThe professional site and resume: enterprise integration work, leadership writing, and a technical wiki, written in Notion and shipped as a fully static Next.js site.
areas
- EXPERIMENTAreas VaultThe Obsidian vault the LLM Wiki pattern is being run against: twenty-odd life areas, from aero to survival, as plain interlinked markdown.
assets
- EXPERIMENTReport ComponentsA dependency-free HTML and CSS component library for reporting surfaces — dashboards, investor updates, operating reviews — that opens in a browser and prints correctly.
brand
- EXPERIMENTBrand AssetsThe shared asset and snippet repository that sat behind acker.cloud and thrivecmd.com while both were rented Super.so sites, the part of a rented CMS you could still keep in version control.
collect
- SHIPPEDcollect.An iOS cataloguing app for collectibles — comics, vinyl, cards — with vaults, a square-only camera, and a landscape cover-flow browser that exists purely because a collection deserves to be looked at.
kirstenblairco
- PAUSEDKirsten Blair CoA marketing site for a Franklin, Indiana photographer — built, deployed, and waiting on the only two things a developer cannot supply.
nexus
- DEADNexusA repository, a name, and nothing else. Created in June 2026 and never given a first commit.
stagger
- SHIPPEDStaggerLive scoring for the Jäger Bomb, a private annual golf tournament — an installable web app that survives the back nine with no signal and a drinks economy that is an append-only ledger.
thrivecmd
- SHIPPEDthrivecmd.comThrive Culture Media: essays on tech, music, sports, film, and a space section that runs from launch vehicles to naked-eye astronomy, on its own Next.js and Payload platform.
twothings
- SHIPPEDtwoThingsAn iOS app that holds at most two things. The constraint is the feature: with room for only two, you finish before you add.
vroom
- EXPERIMENTVroomA build-a-car driving game for a three-to-five-year-old. One HTML file, zero dependencies, works offline, made for an iPad in a car seat.
HELD BACK · 3
Not secrets — several repositories above are private too. These are things that are not this lab’s subject. The reason is recorded so the next person to read the list does not “fix” it by adding a project back.
- personala one-page arithmancy reading — a static-site exercise, but not an engineering project, and not this lab's subject
- collect-filmthe capture rig for collect.'s App Store screenshots and preview — tooling for a project already on the lab, not a project of its own
- resumeretired: the standalone resume site was ported into acker.cloud as /resume, which is where it lives now
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