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What I've built
Personal projects and open work — things I built because they were useful, interesting, or both.
Featured
Headliner
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The Prompt Kitchen
A free, practical knowledge base about using AI tools in everyday life — written for people who want to actually get things done, not read another think-piece about the future of work. Covers prompt writing, workflows, real use cases, and the honest limitations of current tools.
Professional work
What I've built on the job
Selected projects from my work as a Cloud Engineer. These are professional, not open-source — but they represent the kind of problems I solve and the scale I work at.
Enterprise AI Model Inventory
Led the design and development of a platform that ingests every AI model across a large enterprise, runs automated compliance checks against defined AI standards, and gives leadership a clear view of where models stand. Scaled to support ~50 new models per month, with auditability built in from day one.
AI Inventory Adoption Dashboard
Built a Tableau dashboard to give management visibility into adoption of the AI Model Inventory — tracking which teams were on board, where gaps existed, and how uptake trended over time. Turned a messy adoption story into a clean executive-facing data product.
On-Premise to GCP Data Migration
Led migration of on-premises healthcare databases to Google Cloud over several years at Infosys. Built Airflow DAGs in Cloud Composer for scheduling, developed BigQuery query patterns for healthcare data, and put data quality rules in place to ensure ingested data was actually trustworthy.
Hackathons
Built under pressure
24-hour sprints where constraints force clarity. These projects prove the concept fast — and sometimes place.
Personal & open source
Side projects
Things I build for fun, out of curiosity, or because the tool I wanted didn't exist yet.
Tornado Tracker
An interactive historical tornado path explorer. Visualize and filter US tornado tracks from past decades by year, state, and EF-scale intensity. Built with Leaflet.js and historical storm data.
Neon Tiles
An interactive generative AI synthesizer keyboard built on Google Flow Music. Trigger synth patches and custom neon visualizers in real-time.
Rhythm Rider
An interactive generative AI music space built on Google Flow Music. Trigger and remix synthesizers, drum loops, and dynamic visualizers in real-time.
Arcane Frontiers
A Minecraft modpack built for my family to play together — with a twist: I had Claude pick all the mods and make every design decision, so none of us knew what was in it going in. Pure exploration, no spoilers. Currently on v1.2.0.
Proton Local MCP
Self-hosted MCP server connecting Claude to Proton Mail, Calendar, Standard Notes, Spotify, health data, gaming stats, and more — all local, all private. Built because I wanted Claude to know my context without sending it to a third party.
AchievTrack
Single-file achievement tracker for Nintendo Switch, Steam, and RetroAchievements — dark-mode UI, localStorage persistence, and AI-generated Nintendo achievements via Claude. No backend, no dependencies.
ShinyQuestFlask
Pokémon shiny hunting companion app built for me and a friend — live and in active use. Tracks hunt counters, methods, and success stats with a full user account system. Built because the grind deserves something better than a spreadsheet.
Grow a Garden Crop Calculator
A calculator for the Grow a Garden game — because spreadsheets are fine but a purpose-built tool is better. Naturally, a gardening fan built a gardening game tool.
SWTOR Personal Tracker
A personal Star Wars: The Old Republic companion app — tracks characters, progress, and whatever else I need to keep organized across my time in the galaxy far, far away. Deployed and live on Fly.io.
Town of Salem AI Sim
An AI-powered Town of Salem simulation — roles, accusations, night actions, and all the social deduction chaos, run by Claude. Built to see how an AI handles the bluffing, logic, and betrayal the game is built on.
WoW Anniversary Tracker
A tracker for World of Warcraft's anniversary event — keeps tabs on what's been completed, what's left, and what's worth doing. Built for my own use because the in-game UI isn't exactly generous with that information.
Find me on GitHub
More experiments, tools, and side projects — some finished, some perpetually "almost done."
github.com/cyork95 ↗Interested in working together?
Have a data engineering problem, a GCP question, or something you're building and want to talk through? I'm reachable.
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