Public repositories
Repos appear when they are ready to inspect.
The page keeps the promise modest. It points to the public surface without pretending a full catalog already exists.
Open source
Public building blocks as they become useful.
Some experiments become open-source examples, templates, and small utilities. The public shelf is intentionally practical: useful references first, polish later.
Examples and templates
Small references for working engineers.
Candidate releases include workflow examples, static-site patterns, protocol fixtures, and focused utilities that can stand alone.
Future tools
Experiments have to earn the shelf.
When an internal experiment becomes useful beyond the lab, it can graduate into a repo, template, or writeup from here.