Verifiable, signed receipts tying test and build results to a specific Git state. RunReceipt is local, cross-platform, agent-agnostic, and stores output hashes instead of sensitive logs.
npx --yes github:hehehe224/runreceipt#v0.1.0 run -- npm testBuilt for code review, CI workflows, and coding agents that should leave durable evidence behind.
I take products from the first interaction decision through the system beneath it and the release path around it.
- Native: Swift, iOS product flows, mobile interaction design
- Web: TypeScript, JavaScript, React, responsive interfaces
- Systems: Node.js, Python, APIs, PostgreSQL, automation
- Delivery: testing, failure cases, CI, release tooling, documentation
The stack follows the problem. The quality bar stays put.
- Document the constraint. Decisions are easier to trust when the tradeoff is visible.
- Test the failure case. The awkward path is part of the product.
- Make the first run easy. Useful software should not need a guided tour to prove its value.
Public repositories are where the ideas become inspectable: working code, honest constraints, tests, and documentation.
Found a rough edge? Browse the repositories and open an issue.
Make it clear. Make it real. Leave proof.





