THE WORK, EXPLAINED / 01
Open the project.
Understand the work.
Practical manuals, engineering decisions and the evidence behind each release. Read a guide, try the software, or follow the code.
01 / PROJECT LIBRARY
Find your starting point.
Current guides first.
Dated records keep their context.
Noteweld
Write Markdown, connect notes and explore a private workspace with optional Vim editing.
Pageweft
Convert technical PDFs into portable Markdown with source-page review and separate corrections.
Sonaweft
Turn recordings into timestamped transcripts, separate corrections and source-linked notes.
Noteweld Local
A separate notes-and-checklists implementation built with native browser APIs and local storage.
Batchlark
A retained Go concurrency study; a practical replacement is under discussion.
INSIDE THE DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENT
The workbench,
opened up.
Explore NixOS, the desktop and a small keyboard-driven editor. Follow the source and the reasoning behind the setup.
02 / LOOK SOMETHING UP
One library.
Less hunting.
Search titles and document text. Everything stays in your browser.
Search needs JavaScript; every manual is also listed above.
03 / FROM THE JOURNAL
Decisions worth writing down.
Neon, Modal costs and opening Paddle
What the current providers do, reproducible cost examples and the remaining payment sequence.
Building the portfolio and Fieldnotes
The actual publication sequence, Hugo commands and test-harness corrections.
Maintaining this documentation library
Where the Markdown lives, how reviewed snapshots are refreshed and how Hugo reaches GitHub Pages.