Projects

CafeNightClub proved the concept. OrderKit is the product: a self-hosted ordering platform that any small venue can deploy with a single Docker command.

• Cloud-free by design. SQLite replaces Supabase, better-auth replaces cloud auth, Server-Sent Events replace WebSockets. The entire system runs on one VPS with no external service dependencies.
• Venue-agnostic. Refactored all "club" terminology to "venue." Configurable operating hours, pickup slots, menu categories, and capacity limits adapt to any food service operation.
• Docker-first deployment. Multi-stage Dockerfile, docker-compose with optional Caddy sidecar, and a demo mode that lets the app run as a portfolio piece.

v0.1.0 · MIT licensed · Active development

The /dev skill turns Claude Code into a disciplined engineering pipeline: Intent, Brainstorm, Research, Plan, Execute, Review, and Verify. Every phase has structured outputs that feed the next.

• Two-session architecture. Research and planning consume context, then get saved to disk and wiped. Execution starts fresh with just the plan file. If context runs out mid-build, you resume from where you left off.
• Evidence-driven verification. The system never trusts agent self-reports. Every research finding needs a file:line citation. Every review verdict references actual code. Every debug hypothesis gets a specific test.
• Parallel execution with file ownership. Independent tasks run concurrently (up to 4), but each file is owned by exactly one task. Shared files get special handling after each batch. Zero merge conflicts by design.

3 skills · ~1,000 lines

Eight philosophers analyze simultaneously, each with their own encoded reasoning method and voice — not summaries, but distinct intellectual perspectives.

• Voice integrity. Each philosopher has encoded biography, framework, vocabulary, reasoning method, and blind spots. Nietzsche writes aphorisms, Lao Tzu speaks in paradoxes, Sun Tzu issues strategic imperatives.
• Three modes. Full council with roundtable synthesis, single philosopher deep-dive, or structured debate where two philosophers respond to each other across rounds.
• Curated tension. Recommended pairings exploit genuine philosophical disagreements — Camus vs. Frankl on meaning, Nietzsche vs. Buddha on desire, Sun Tzu vs. Lao Tzu on action.

~610 lines · 8 philosophers · 3 execution modes

Built to solve a real problem at my night job. 80+ registered users, real orders flowing through it every shift. This is where the architecture was battle-tested.

• Real-time order tracking. Supabase Realtime pushes status updates instantly. The connection handles tab visibility changes, exponential backoff on failure, and silent auth token refresh to prevent 1-hour expiration disconnects.
• Atomic transactions. Order creation runs as a single Supabase RPC call. No partial writes, no race conditions between cart validation and inventory checks.
• Row-level security everywhere. Every table has RLS policies. Role-based access (user, admin, owner) is enforced server-side, not just in the UI. Rate limiting on cart operations prevents abuse.

Predecessor to OrderKit · Production Jan–Mar 2026 · 80+ users

A portfolio that practices what it preaches. Static by default, zero client JavaScript, built with the same attention to craft it showcases.

• Half-Life 2 aesthetic. Industrial orange on dark, CRT scanline overlay, animated film grain via canvas. Not a template.
• Zero JS by default. Astro 5 ships pure HTML/CSS. Interactive bits hydrate only where needed.
• Content collections. Journal posts live in markdown with type-safe frontmatter. RSS feed and sitemap generate automatically.