Four builds you can drive right now.
Independent projects, deployed and running. Each one is a portfolio-safe copy on synthetic fixtures — nothing you click reaches a real system.
Service Hub
LiveBuilt a booking and invoicing hub for Philippine service businesses.
takdora-portfolio.vercel.app/portfolio- Open
/portfoliofor the operator surface: bookings, clients, invoice state. - Switch to
/design-systemfor the theme tokens the Reflex app is built from. - Compare
/featuresagainst/help: same primitives, two page patterns.
This deploy is a static export of the Reflex UI, so the screens are real but the forms do not submit. The interactive build runs on Postgres with Alembic migrations.
Agent Control Plane
LiveBuilt a local control plane for agent work with a human confirmation gate.
agentic-os-portfolio.vercel.app/- Submit a request and read the preview before confirming. That gate is the whole point.
- Confirm it, then watch the lifecycle timeline move the task through its states.
- Reset the session and run it again: the sequence is deterministic, so it replays identically.
Runs entirely on local synthetic state. The mechanism is what is on display, not a model's output.
Policy-Gated QA Agent
LiveBuilt a QA engine that refuses work outside a declared capability policy.
qa-agent-portfolio.vercel.app/playwright-demo- What is framed here is the smoke target, the synthetic page the end-to-end suite drives.
/healthis the check the suite asserts against, served as plain JSON.- The engine itself is a CLI, so the policy file is its honest interface, not a screen.
This project has no product UI, and the allowlist is where the engineering is: hosts, commands, environments, ceilings, and an explicit allowMutation of false.
Y2K Editorial Booth
LiveBuilt a retro browser photobooth.
y2kutie.jason-guijo2160.workers.dev/- Cycle the live filters and face stickers. Every frame is processed on your own machine.
- Shoot the four-shot sequence, then retake only the frame you did not like.
- Export a strip and a poster: aspect ratio is preserved from capture through to the PNG.
Open it in its own tab to use the camera. Nothing you capture leaves the browser; the build has no upload path.