Working proof
for technical
decisions.
Bring a brittle workflow, AI integration question, or rough product idea. CompleteTech turns it into the smallest useful system: a prototype, repair, disclosure, or public artifact that can be tested.
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01 · Prototype
Prove a rough idea
Turn the smallest useful version into something a customer, funder, or team can react to.
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02 · Integration
Repair a brittle workflow
Connect APIs, tools, auth, data movement, and operational checks without pretending the edges are clean.
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03 · AI System
Make AI useful at work
Shape prompts, agents, evaluations, and boundaries around a real task instead of a demo script.
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04 · Evidence
Publish what was found
Package the trail as a write-up, disclosure, demo, or artifact that others can inspect.
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Idea to Solution
Frame the decision, identify the useful constraint, and build toward evidence instead of theater.
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API Development
Integration work with auth, retries, observability, and failure modes treated as part of the product.
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Chatbots & Virtual Assistants
Task-specific assistants that stay narrow, connect to the right tools, and earn a daily place.
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Prototyping & MVP
A working slice of the real thing, fast enough to learn from and concrete enough to demo.
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ITSM Implementation
Service workflows, intake, escalation, and reporting shaped around how the team actually operates.
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AI-Driven Analytics
Models, notebooks, and dashboards pointed at the business question that needs a decision.
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May 2, 2026Read →
Disclosure in Action: How AI Helped Me Keep the Disclosure Clean
Disclosure in Action May 2, 2026 - CompleteTech LLC Field Note 08 - AI-Assisted Workflow AI helped me keep the disclosure clean. The useful part of AI here…
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May 2, 2026Read →
Disclosure in Action: What I Think Builders Should Learn From This
Disclosure in Action May 2, 2026 - CompleteTech LLC Field Note 07 - Builder Lessons This is what I think builders should take from it. The technical mistake…
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May 2, 2026Read →
Reading Hatch Pet — 14 patterns from a well-designed Codex skill
Fourteen patterns from a small, complete Codex skill: identity locks, subagent boundaries, provenance, no-fallback gates, and deterministic packaging.
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May 2, 2026Read →
Fathom Lives: I Rehatched My Old Desktop Buddy With a Codex Skill
A small story about losing a /buddy slash command, finding a Hatch Pet skill in the Plugins tab, and what 22 minutes of generation taught me about agentic UX.
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Gemma 4 Thinking Prompts — llama.cpp Local Fix
A local fork repair for model template behavior, written as a public technical note instead of an upstream claim.
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VapeTM — Hardcoded AWS IAM Credentials
Static APK analysis surfaced long-lived AWS keys. Private-to-public disclosure on a fixed timeline; no live AWS API activity.
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ClawExplorer.AI — OpenClaw Event Directory
Reviewed, searchable index of ClawCon events with submissions, static pages, calendar output, and GitHub Actions deploy.
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Scope the sharp edge
Start with the decision, failure, or workflow that needs to change. The first output is a short build path, not a slide deck.
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Build the working slice
Code, automations, prompts, API glue, and tests move together until the useful part can be touched.
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Document the trail
Leave behind the artifact: what was built, what was learned, what still needs a stronger system.