PROJECTS

Custom single-file HTML application consolidating 100+ state and federal garnishment SOPs into a unified, interactive reference tool. Built with a responsive dark/light mode UI and smart dropdown system that dynamically renders state and order-type-specific guidance, including Workday field instructions, legal compliance sections, exception fields, and order-specific messaging from a centralized JavaScript data layer. Eliminates document fragmentation across the organization and ensures consistent, up-to-date process references for the entire garnishment team.

Python utility for splitting raw full name strings into first and last name fields. Built for OCR processing of garnishment orders, where name formats vary widely across jurisdictions and document sources. Handles comma, hyphen, prefix, compound surname, and suffix variations.

.NET 8 C# library for automating high-volume file operations across local and network directories. Supports moving, renaming, and auditing files with optional date-range filtering and automatic subdirectory sorting by year or year/month. Interface-driven architecture with dependency injection via a static Factory, and a StreamWriter-based logger scoped to each operation's lifetime.

PDF generation framework built with Aspose.PDF and Aspose.Words for .NET 8, developed to explore programmatic document generation with precise layout control. Uses a composable section architecture (letterhead, address blocks, footer, signature) with MM-based positioning converted to PDF points at runtime. Includes a typed field schema with Salesforce API name mapping and a text rectangle height estimator for dynamic vertical layout before rendering.

A full conversion of the Aspose.PDF letter framework to PDFsharp 6.2 (MIT), eliminating the commercial license dependency while preserving equivalent output. Required rearchitecting the rendering model from object-based paragraph accumulation to direct gfx.DrawString() calls, implementing a custom word-wrap loop with MeasureString(), and writing a WindowsFontResolver to supply system fonts to PDFsharp's Core build. Retains the same composable section architecture, MM-based positioning, typed Salesforce field schema, and scoped XGraphics lifetime pattern from the original project.

A synchronicity messenger driven by true randomness. A hardware random number generator (RNG-01 from Images SI Inc.) turns radioactive decay events into numbers. When two consecutive numbers form a key pair, the three numbers just before it pick a message from a library of tarot cards, I Ching hexagrams and other categories, and a message sent to my phone as a ntfy push notification, sms and email, with automatic retries. Key pairs are tuned so a message arrives about every 1-2 days.

Arduino sketch for the Soldered Inkplate 10 (ESP32 e-ink display) that shows Local Sidereal Time, UTC, and local time on a persistent low-power screen. Includes a live countdown to the peak remote viewing window (12:45-14:15 LST), based on parapsychology research suggesting ~400% improved accuracy near 13:30 LST when the galactic center aligns with the horizon. LST is derived from the Unix epoch via Julian Date to avoid a DST double-subtraction bug during CST/CDT transitions.

A structured, verifiable protocol for conducting remote viewing sessions with Claude AI as tasker or viewer. Uses a password-protected Word document as a tamper-evident target container — locked before the session begins — to eliminate motivated feedback and make results falsifiable. Developed through direct experimentation across live sessions, refining the procedure to give both human and AI a shared standard of integrity.