NO. 001
Omnia ex Machina
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ABSTRACT
My portfolio as a computing artifact: Swiss composition, a photographed Apple II and CRT material turn the website itself into a demonstration of design and engineering.

Preparing the machine.
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07 PROGRAMS
OWN PRODUCTS
My own products and open source.
My own products: native Apple apps, open-source libraries and systems software, built and maintained independently. Not client work. The systems inside the machine.
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SIDE A
SERVICES
SIDE B
SOURCE
Open source, libraries, servers and experiments live on GitHub, public as soon as they are ready to be read.
LiqUIdify, BoutiqueDB-Swift and the tools behind this site are filed there.

Local-first Swift persistence on Turso: typed queries, live observation, migrations and CloudKit sync that feel native in SwiftUI.
BoutiqueDB-Swift is the framework. It is not the Turso engine. The work bridges a C ABI, a multi-architecture XCFramework, Swift-native APIs, macros, change-data capture and CloudKit.
The package splits engine access, structured queries, observation, CloudKit sync and the application-facing container into distinct products. Workaholik is already being architected around it.

BoutiqueDB live Mintlify documentation and package identity.
BoutiqueDB depends on TursoKit, StructuredQueriesTurso, TursoObservation, TursoCKSync and BoutiqueDBMacros. TursoKit wraps CTursoSDK and the TursoSDK binary. Observation and sync both depend on the structured query and engine layers. CloudKit synchronization remains beta.
Source: BoutiqueDB-Swift/Package.swift. Direct build dependencies; CloudKit sync is beta.
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