Five small, original demonstrations of project-specific delivery patterns. Developed with AI assistance by Mitchell Graham. All records, prices, and evidence are synthetic. These are unsolicited concepts, not completed client engagements.
| Sample | Live demonstration | What actually works |
|---|---|---|
| Order Guard | Try it | Simulated order and purchase deduplication, replay controls, per-tab persistence, comparison counters |
| Variant pricing | Try it | 315 variants, quantity tiers, exact-cent totals, full review CSV and draft product CSV |
| Scheduled reports | Try it | Select fixture and format, generate delimited output, download artifact/config, inspect run history |
| Missed-call follow-up | Try it | Duplicate-event handling, deterministic qualification, STOP suppression, local image filename log |
| Approval desk | Try it | Market configuration, explainable scoring, approve/reject notes, decision history, approved-only export |
Python 3: python -m http.server 8000 --bind 127.0.0.1, then open http://127.0.0.1:8000/.
Node.js 20+: node --test model.test.mjs.
No production dependencies or build process. HTML/CSS and native JavaScript modules; pure model functions are separately testable. User text is rendered with textContent. CSV exports quote cells and neutralize spreadsheet formula prefixes.
- No provider accounts, API keys, network integrations, real customer information, payments, or outgoing messages.
- The original four samples reset on reload. Order Guard uses per-tab session storage; none is a production persistence layer.
- Product CSV is a reviewable draft, not proof of a successful Shopify import. Tier configuration and checkout pricing need platform/app validation.
- Reports use local fixtures, not an Oracle query or GitLab pipeline. Production needs runner, Vault, artifacts, scheduling, and email integration.
- Conversation replies are deterministic, not generated by an LLM. Production SMS/MMS requires consent handling, authenticated webhooks, carrier setup, persistence, and delivery testing.
- Prospect signals and organizations are fictional. Production requires provider connectors, dated evidence, durable deduplication, reviewer authentication, and audit storage.
Public source is provided for inspection; no additional reuse license is granted.