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every tool with the places it has worked: company, published project and time in use. no skill bars, because no ruler measures them.
Languages with production delivery or a finished project behind them.
Outlier · Make
Bubble Box Laundry, Apollo Digital, Braseng Business Consulting and 8 more
Stech · Cebrac · Outlier
MITRA CRM, Mapping a collateral data pipeline, KitBuilder / S.A.G.A. and 3 more
Version and dependencies upgraded in production financial systems, with the review closed on a clean pip-audit.
Stech · Make
Bubble Box Laundry, Braseng Business Consulting, Bumbum de Anjo and 5 more
Sintel · Itaú
Portfolio API, Pronto, Brechoapp and 1 more
What I use to put language models into a product with access control, evaluation, execution limits and measured cost.
Restricted content is filtered at retrieval, and a negative test proves it never reaches the model.
In Jarbas, search combines BM25 (SQLite FTS5) and vectors fused by RRF, and the answer cites the file and line it came from.
Outlier
Evaluated voice, vision and text models at Outlier, and keep a golden set to measure retrieval before swapping the engine.
In Conn-Pod one model executes and another verifies; in the real smoke test the verifier closed with status verified.
TaskForge turns a request into a task graph and runs agents in parallel waves, one Git worktree per task.
In TaskForge nothing runs without approval and a person does the merge; in Jarbas every agent write goes through a fail-closed gate that validates the plan first.
In Jarbas, an agent's tasks form a graph: independent ones run in parallel up to the cap, each branch has a timeout, and a partial failure only counts as success when the contract says so.
In Jarbas, agent work becomes a command persisted in SQLite with leases, retries, dead-letter and dedupe; in the test with a killed worker, the second attempt succeeded.
I measure cost per model from real usage, with prices kept as versioned data and the cost left blank when a price is missing, never estimated.
In Conn-Pod each task runs in its own worktree under a sandbox, and the verifier got EPERM when it tried to read HOME, credentials and the network.
In Jarbas, skills and agents are versioned Zod contracts validated at registration, and every run returns a typed envelope with status, references, model and error.
In Jarbas, the model sits behind a port with three backends: the Anthropic SDK, an OpenAI-compatible API and Claude Code in headless mode.
I set up an internal server running Ollama in Docker on a 12 GB RTX 3060, serving quantized qwen3:8b; on my own machine I use Ollama and LM Studio.
Outlier
Stech
StechClub, PortalAZ, Professor Jarbas Financial Assessment and 1 more
Portfolio v2, Zoologic, Pronto and 3 more
Pronto, Brechoapp, Pasta la Vista and 2 more
Make
Bubble Box Laundry, Apollo Digital, Braseng Business Consulting and 9 more
Make
Viotto Clinic, Souza Lima - Music Courses, Souza Lima Music College and 1 more
Acceptance criteria across 200+ landing pages in the Make cycle.
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shadcn/ui
Persys
Stech
Stech
StechClub, Optec Integrated IT Solutions, Zoologic and 1 more
Persys
Seven indexes derived from measured predicates took a screen from 4,271 ms to 354 ms.
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MongoDB
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REST · OpenAPI / Swagger · Postman · WebSockets
Stech · Persys
StechClub, Zoologic, BuscaJogos+ and 1 more
Stech
Persys
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Linux
Persys
Persys
Audit and remediation across 9 financial-system repositories, CI pipeline included.
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Cypress · Selenium · TDD · Code review
Sintel
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Clean Architecture · SOLID · MVC · Event-driven · Scrum & Kanban
Cebrac
Cebrac
Cebrac · Itaú
Itaú
Itaú