Built for real work
I am not a developer. I build practical tools, courses, workshops, and reusable agent skills, then publish the parts other people can use.
Cowork, Microsoft Scout, and Copilot CLI can all use custom skills built around a SKILL.md file. The instructions can move. Scripts, connectors, and tool names may need small changes for each runtime.
Start with these three: a content engine, a partner enablement system, and a practical AI course. Each came from work I actually needed.
A personal content opportunity engine that scouts your sources, scores ideas against your editorial scope, and prepares LinkedIn drafts in your voice.
Workshop material, exercises, and partner-facing assets for changing how consulting firms sell, deliver, learn, and turn methods into capabilities.
A short course about delegating real work and building repeatable agent workflows. It uses Copilot CLI as the workshop, but the method travels further.
Filter by what you want to do. Licensed projects can be reused under their stated terms. The rest are public references until a license says otherwise.
A visible companion for one window you select. It notices meaningful visual changes and helps review presentations, workflows, interfaces, and errors without becoming a desktop recorder.
Research a public guest, keep an auditable source ledger, build the question architecture, and check every claim that could get corrected on air.
Build a voice profile from writing you own, detect common AI patterns, and run a repeatable final check without committing the private source material.
Generate a personalized HTML map of your agent workspace, including skills, agents, MCP servers, extensions, and projects. The current package runs in Copilot CLI.
A VitePress and Azure Static Web Apps starter for teams that need a searchable, Markdown-driven partner or enablement library.
Five prompts, a reusable skill, and a short demo for finding the Build announcements that matter to your own role.
Public presentations, storyboards, and presenter material covering agentic work, partner transformation, and practical AI adoption.
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These were extracted into separate repositories with synthetic examples, portable skills, explicit boundaries, and automated checks. The private working systems remain private.
A presentation workflow that moves from brief and research through outline, build, visual review, and deployment. The package includes a portable skill, generic deck specification, HTML shells, themes, validation, tests, and a live demo.
A local-first assistant architecture with layered memory, scheduled work, approval boundaries, and separation between summaries and protected detail. It ships with synthetic templates and automated leak checks.
Projects marked MIT licensed are explicitly reusable. Other repositories are available to inspect, learn from, or discuss, but no general reuse right is implied.
The featured repositories have passed a first scan for private links, tenant identifiers, local paths, and common credential patterns. Product-specific Microsoft examples remain where they are useful. If you want to reuse something without a license, ask first.