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What I’m working on / An archive in motion

The pulseof whatI build.

A year of ideas becoming real. One day at a time. Even when the work happens behind a closed door.

contributionslast year
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days with recorded activity
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most active day
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One day. One star.Daily activity constellation. Use arrow keys to explore dates, Home and End to reach the first and last dates.
Touch a day · or explore with arrow keysDates in UTC

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—contributions

—Time, in your hands—

The footprint is public. Private work stays private.

Dates in UTC

Connecting to the activity…

A year of ideas becoming real. One day at a time. Even when the work happens behind a closed door.

01 / An observatory of time

One day. One star.

Every body is a day. Its light and size reflect recorded activity. Change the scale and move through time.

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Last synced
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02 / Beyond the number

The trace and its story.

Notes I choose to share about what I’m building, researching and learning.

Not everything I build can be shared publicly. This trace shows the rhythm; the private details stay with me.

A bestiary of projects

The creaturesI’mbuilding.

My projects have names of their own. Here they also have bodies, character and a pulse that changes with recorded work.

Specimen / ——
Selected creature

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—commits / year

A field guide to the creatures

Six ways to imagine what I build.

Published project record

This selection of published projects only. Authored commits on each repository’s default branch; it does not represent all my work or include private activity.

Last syncedDates in UTC

Open where it matters

Show the rhythm.Protect the details.

Dates, counts, project names I choose to share and my notes are published here. Code, files, internal paths, personal data and commit messages remain private.

A contribution is not a measure of working hours or quality. This map shows the activity recorded by its source; not everything I do fits into Git.