Free. Downloadable. Ours.

Things we built to run our own operation, published as-is under MIT. Each one is a working example of a department on the portfolio. Download it, run it, and if you want it built for your plant, that is what the Teardown is for.

Where a tool grew from someone else's idea, the card says whose. We stand on other people's work and we say so.

• field-info-collector

  Schema-based picture and data collection for field walkdowns and asset assessments, configured for bespoke deployment. Runs on a phone, no backend.

  JavaScript · MIT · updated 2026-10-14 · ★ 0

• priority-tracker

  A priority tracker that survives moves and scale: one data file, one renderer, one PDF snapshot. Python stdlib only.

  Python · MIT · updated 2026-10-14 · ★ 0

• token-dashboard

  Count what your AI coding sessions actually cost, attribute it to projects, render one page. Stdlib only.

  Python · MIT · updated 2026-10-14 · ★ 0

  Credit Nate B Jones — The idea and the first recipe for a token-usage dashboard came from Nate's newsletter. This version counts from the usage records instead of inferring from artifacts.