ASV Labs / Public aperture
Not a repo list.
An operating practice.
ASV Labs is where I share some of what we create: useful software, a place to learn, and practical AI resources. Available tools and work in progress are clearly marked.
- Build
- Govern
- Verify
- Disclose
How I work
The goal is simple: tools that do useful work reliably, without constant babysitting.
01Know when to askLet the tools handle routine work. Keep a person involved when a decision could have real consequences.
02Give it a clear jobEach agent gets a specific task and a clear idea of what a good result looks like.
03Try it for realI use Codex in the browser to click through the actual interface and check what happens. A screenshot alone doesn’t tell me whether it works.
04Show what worksWhen I share a result, I include something you can check and say what I haven’t tested yet.
05Work locally firstI build and test on my own machines before putting changes in front of other people.
ASV Labs / Available and upcoming
What you can explore.
- 01
Mac app / Public alpha
Stowmark
Save links, images, PDFs, and excerpts in a local visual library. Public alpha for macOS 15+.
Public receiptAlpha release + limitations↗ - 02
Technical learning / Available
ASV Learn
Build the skills to understand what you make with AI. Explore lessons and keep learning your craft.
Public receiptPublic catalog + learning platform↗ - 03
AI learning / Free resources
AI Resource Center
Explore prompts, guides, design tools, and safety practice. Build a brief and save useful resources.
Public receiptInteractive public resource↗ - 04
Release review / In development
Kinetik
Release-review software for engineering teams. In development, with its intended direction shared publicly.
Public receiptPublished project status↗ - 05
More apps / Upcoming
Icon Pop + Crossline
Icon Pop is preparing for alpha. Crossline is in development as a Mac + Android bridge. Neither is downloadable yet.
Public receiptPublished project status↗
Responsible disclosure
Show the work.
Protect the people.
I share the work so you can see what it does and decide whether it’s useful. That might be a demo, a repository, or a look at the product itself.
Customer information, private infrastructure, access details, and licensed material stay out of the public view. If I can’t show something responsibly, I don’t publish it.