The work page is ranked on purpose. The top four get full architecture, decision, struggle, and learning treatment. Everything else stays clearly framed as supporting proof.
The problem isn't capturing information — it's retrieving it when you need it and knowing what you know. duSraBheja runs on a single droplet, captures from Discord and six+ local sources, classifies and embeds everything, and exposes the result to Claude Code, Codex, and a public chat through MCP and HTTP.
Non-technical people shouldn't need to write SQL to explore their own data. dataGenie collapses the loop — ingest CSV / Excel / PDF / database, ask a question, get an interactive chart with a written explanation and confidence score, with the underlying query shown so you can verify.
Most barbershop websites fail on operations, not branding. The owner needed a system, not just a brochure. The result is a React 18 frontend with a brown/gold design system fronting a Node/Express booking platform with Stripe, JWT, Google OAuth, and a natural-language admin assistant gated by a metrics registry.
A Jersey City espresso bar with no web presence and no in-house technical capacity needed a real site, a real domain, and an operator who could hand it over and have it stay up. The result is a single-page vanilla HTML/CSS/JS site on its own droplet with a release-versioned deploy pipeline, atomic symlink cutover, 5-release rollback, and zero-downtime cert renewal.