My projects use a recurring set of patterns: collect information, process it, deliver a useful output and check what actually happened. This map groups the tools by those workflows. The projects have their own inputs and state; the map shows how their approaches relate.
Select a project to follow its path from source to result. The diagrams describe the workflow; they are not a live status display.
From company data to a checked trade plan.
Analysis prepares the decision. A separate execution step checks the plan before recording a simulated trade.
Company data
Prices and company fundamentals feed the analysis.
Score & validate
Scoring and portfolio rules produce a plan that can be inspected before execution.
Simulated portfolio
A dashboard brings together the holdings, trade history and assumptions.
From a collection of sources to a morning read.
Collect, select and edit first. Then give the public edition its own reading format and archive.
News & sources
Articles and market information provide the starting material.
Select & edit
An AI-assisted draft is shaped through editorial selection, with a separate public edition.
A daily briefing
The public website and subscriber email share that edition. Personal sections stay separate.
From scattered course material to an organised workspace.
Keep track of what changed, put it in the right course and protect the work built on top of it.
Canvas material
Course files, assignments and announcements are collected from Canvas.
Compare & organise
A saved record identifies new and updated material, including changes after a missed run.
A local workspace
Synced originals and personal study work have separate locations. The public overview shows sync information.
The wider set of workflows
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Information and research
Collect information, make it useful and deliver it in a form I can act on.
- InputsPublic sourcesJob listings, articles and other source material
- WorkReview and structureDeduplication, matching, research and editorial choices
- OutputsReadable reportsOpportunity reports and the public Morgenbrief
Media and knowledge
Capture material from different formats and organise it for later use.
- InputsRecordings and notesMedia files, Canvas, OneNote and GoodNotes
- WorkTranscribe and syncWhisper integration and source-specific collection
- OutputsA local workspaceTimestamped text and organised course folders
Planning and booking
Find suitable choices, wait for a decision and handle the booking result.
- InputsAvailability and contextTime slots, weather, preferences and calendar availability
- WorkPropose and confirmSuggestions followed by an explicit choice
- OutputsA checked outcomeA booking confirmation, an alternative or a request to check uncertainty
Public products and publishing
Make an analysis, a tool or an editorial project available to a reader.
- InputsContent and analysisResearch, editorial work and structured data
- WorkBuild and publishInterfaces, content workflows and website deployment
- OutputsThings to exploreWebsites, publications and interactive dashboards
Vaktmester checks scheduled jobs, completion records and output freshness. NC-vakt adds DNS and public-page checks for the NC website. Each project keeps its own inputs and state.
Decisions that carry across projects
Separate preparation from action. A collected report can wait for delivery, and a proposed appointment can wait for confirmation.
Make uncertainty visible. An unavailable review, missing source or ambiguous booking result should produce a clear next step.
Use an outcome suited to the job. A successful process exit, a completed sync and a delivered report are different signals.