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// portfolio · 1 flagship + 5 systems

The work runs while you read this.

Every number on this page is live.

Six systems, each with a public repo, a live deploy, and a figure read straight from its endpoint right now. One is production-grade. Three run live, reproducible benchmarks you can rerun yourself. Two are honest showcases. Nothing here is a screenshot.

fleet check · 6 endpoints
  • nexusrag···awaiting response
  • evalops···awaiting response
  • watchtower···awaiting response
  • revenue-signal···awaiting response
  • agent-runbook···awaiting response
  • repo-rag···awaiting response
probing 6 endpoints · 0/6 backmeasured in your browser · detail below

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//the fleet, mapped

One production reference at the core, five supporting systems in orbit. Node brightness tracks live endpoint health; click any node to jump to its row.

// production1

// benchmark3

EVBenchmark

EvalOps

Local-first eval + regression gate

Local-first eval harness with a public, reproducible benchmark: SQuAD-style scoring across strategy variants, a pinned-baseline regression gate, and committed run history. Evaluation as a contract the build must satisfy, not a dashboard you check after.

define → run → score → gate

Python · GitHub Actions · Next.js · Vercel

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// showcase2

RDShowcase

Repo RAG Debugger

Source-aware debugging

Source-aware debugging assistant. Indexes codebases, stack traces, and docs; refuses fixes that reference phantom imports, deleted-function symbols, or stale APIs. Symbol-level RAG for the post-error workflow.

index → trace → retrieve → propose

Python · FastAPI · SQLite · Embeddings

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Don't take my word for it. Rerun the number.

git clone https://github.com/IgnazioDS/evalops-workbench
cd evalops-workbench && pip install -e .
python -m evalops_workbench.benchmark_runner

Every benchmark ships its fixture in-repo. Clone any one and you get the same number this page is showing, offline, no credentials, in about a minute. The method is on the engineering page.

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