I find where repetitive work costs a business time or leads, and I automate it on tools you can log into. If it needs building, I build it and test it.
Two lines of work: automate the office. Show up with tools.
I build the software and run it on my own work first.
Checks an entire PC and writes a plain-English report on what is actually wrong.
Sweeps CPU, GPU, memory, disks, drivers, thermals, battery, and attached gear. Design goal: suppress false alarms, not maximize test count. Never applies a fix unattended.
Answers what the best product is for a job, and shows which claims it could actually verify.
Provenance is the hard part. Large retailers block automated reads. A quiet guess looks like a real check. This one separates what it read from what it could not reach.
Turns a script and a folder of clips into a finished, captioned video.
Narration is local, one sentence at a time. Caption timing is measured from rendered audio, not word-count estimates. Desktop app. Offline. No subscription in the pipeline.
One person does all of this, so method matters more than headcount.
Fifteen minutes. If nothing is worth doing, I say so.
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