I build desktop apps that run on your own computer, store their data in files you can open in a text editor, and keep working with the network off. Where a feature could cost you something, I ship it switched off: order execution disabled, no outbound connection, no telemetry. That is my call to make in the build rather than yours to find in a settings page.
Everything is written down at the time, in permanent ink, because you cannot know later what will matter. That is the notebook's rule and it is also the software's: the original bytes are kept before anything tries to understand them, sessions are files on disk and the index is rebuilt from them, and every attempt against a broker is appended to a log whether or not it was allowed to happen.
Every plate below is redrawn from the API when the workflow runs and committed beside the last one, so no entry is overwritten without a record of what it said before.
One account per specimen, same fields in the same order. Everything known about it, accumulated.
flint — every timer mode is a plugin, including the three that ship with it
Session files under ~/.flint/ are the record; the SQLite cache is an index and rebuilds from them on request. A plugin handed undefined for window, fetch and localStorage is the sandbox working.
vysted-terminal — a finance terminal an AI agent can drive
Three processes on one machine, loopback only. Keys live in the OS keychain. The broker connection reads; order execution is fitted, switched off, and every attempt is written to an append-only log.
ulpf — stores every original byte before it tries to understand any of them
A format no parser claims is clustered into a candidate definition a human approves, and approval activates it without a restart. 258,411 events/s end to end, median of three runs over a 5,000,000-event file, scorecard committed.
Everything gets a number; only some things get an account. The disposition does the separating.
Luminfaber — B2B AI agency
Vysted — college discovery, for the people actually applying
rajkanwar.com — editorial site for a master textile artist
Taken from the fresh specimen rather than from a dried skin — counted when this ran, not remembered.
flint — signed macOS and Windows builds out of a single release workflow
vysted-terminal — one plugin model for the whole terminal, so brokers, data providers, panels and agents install the same way
ulpf — Windows path handling and a signed build, heading for v0.1.0