Projects / a personal index

Things I make

Some for work. Some because I wanted to see how they work.

These stories separate what I built or configured from the tools underneath. The public worksheets and diagrams are safe, illustrative companions, not customer work or operational screenshots.

01 / Salesforce · POC tooling

From discovery to a POC someone else can explore

An AI-assisted Salesforce proof of concept (POC) workbench connecting development, testing, setup, and handoff around a bounded question.

Workbench / ongoing build
Workflow design, tool integration, and documentation with AI assistance

Read the story & inspect the worksheet →
A working modelstart with the person
  1. 01Understand the task
  2. 02Prepare the POC
  3. 03Explore the question
  4. 04Leave a useful handoff

Can someone else run it, explain it, and understand its limits?

Conceptual workflow, not an application screenshot or a record of a live run.

02 / AI · Configuration & integration

A specialist helper, not a substitute for judgment

Configuring a Salesforce-focused assistant around a narrower brief, inspectable work, and a human review boundary.

Personal specialist environment
Configured and integrated third-party tools with AI assistance

Read the story & inspect the worksheet →
A working modelkeep the human in the loop
  1. 01Scope the question
  2. 02Consult the sources
  3. 03Inspect the proposal
  4. 04Approve the next action

What must a person check before this suggestion becomes a change?

Conceptual workflow, not an application screenshot or a record of a live run.

03 / Self-hosting · Everyday learning

The useful things, and the rabbit holes

Running my own services is a way to learn about maintenance, recovery, and the small conveniences worth looking after.

In use personally / evolving
Configured, integrated, and operated with AI assistance

Read the story & inspect the worksheet →
A working modelleave a way back
  1. 01Choose a small need
  2. 02Configure & test
  3. 03Observe & maintain
  4. 04Practice recovery

If I change this today, how do I get back to yesterday?

Conceptual workflow, not an application screenshot or a record of a live run.