A working portfolio of live deployments, prototypes, and research concepts. Statuses
are honest. Live means it's running for someone.
Prototype means it works on synthetic or limited data.
Private deployment means it's running for a specific operator and details are kept off public pages.
A small AI agent that ingests operator data (POS exports, basic accounting CSVs) and produces a daily plain-English business summary. Highlights what's unusual rather than dumping every metric. Currently a working prototype against synthetic restaurant POS data.
POS integration support, menu and ordering flow review, network and printer troubleshooting, and reporting visibility for a Bucks County restaurant. Owner holds all credentials and accounts.
A repeatable Raspberry Pi-based pattern for small-business technology — quiet, low-power, owner-controlled. Used for camera recording, lightweight dashboards, local automation, and "always-on" small services.
A reference install pattern for small-business camera systems on owner-controlled hardware. Documented retention sizing, remote access via Tailscale, and a full ownership-transfer playbook. Feeds into the dedicated cameras page.
An exploratory framing for a community-build pattern that pairs operator-grade tooling with a local maker-style workshop. Currently a written concept; no public deployment.
An exploratory concept for an AI-assisted intake and triage layer for property management call queues. Captured as a design note, not a deployed system.
A locally hosted, manual-first radar for ethically sourced small-business opportunities in Bucks County. Blueprint published in the docs. No scraping, no spam, owner-purgeable.
Reporting and operational visibility work for restaurant environments — visibility into performance, inventory thinking, and practical systems support for daily operations. Originated in earlier portfolio work.
Internal AI agent that coordinates build, deploy, and audit work and pings the
operator over ntfy at meaningful checkpoints. Workflow documented in
docs/CRENSHAW_NTFY_WORKFLOW.md.
Bring a sketch, a problem, or a half-built thing. We'll figure out the next step.