Proof of Work · core reviewed August 16, 2026 · Exchange reviewed August 24, 2026

What I've actually built

Credentials show what I have studied. This page separates public products, controlled development, public distribution, selected client work, and earlier prototypes — with current boundaries stated plainly.

Owned products

CementOps AI

Cement-native advisory decision support: 12 specialist copilots on an invite-only browser platform, with approved inputs and qualified human authority. The standard product does not connect to or control plant systems.

CementOps Exchange

A CementOps AI product and source-backed knowledge exchange for cement plants. Its public library contains 34 reviewed case records, while governed plant workspaces support plant profiles, multiple members, structured cases, evidence, and editor approval before shared publication.

CementOps Reliability

A governed maintenance copilot and evidence workspace for cement plants. It helps teams rank credible causes, identify the next diagnostic check, and preserve verified observations with provenance. Deterministic safety checks and independent expert review keep conclusions accountable.

MSHAIntel

MSHA enforcement intelligence built on 3M+ public violation records, with 30 CFR reference support, citation analysis, selected-plant comparison, and manual Part 56 photo review for qualified human evaluation.

CementOps.io — open knowledge layer

Public cement knowledge, calculators, troubleshooting, quality, process, maintenance, and safety material with agent-readable retrieval surfaces. Prompt libraries, workflow data contracts, and agent operating instructions remain licensed commercial IP.

TaaS.solutions

A discovery and decision-support hub for real-world-asset tokenization. Users can learn the landscape, find and compare providers, prepare structured RFPs, and ask plain-language questions through Ask TaaS. It does not provide financial or legal advice.

Controlled development

Enterprise and partner implementations

Customer-specific knowledge, identity, administration, and integration paths are being built and tested under separate controls. Private build or test validation is not presented as customer acceptance, independent security approval, deployment, or production readiness.

Public distribution

Selected client work

SarahJLarkin.com

A Phase 1 real-estate website for Sarah J. Larkin, REALTOR® with Miramar International. It explains buying and selling in the Tehachapi mountain communities, showcases listing marketing, and routes prospective clients directly to Sarah.

TantalizingTallow.com

A direct-to-consumer e-commerce website for handcrafted tallow skincare. It helps shoppers explore face creams, body butters, serums, hair care, lip care, and men’s products, supports secure Shopify checkout, and includes TallowExpert AI for product and routine guidance.

Prescott Preparedness Pro

AI compliance support generating facility-specific safety drills, training content, and inspection-preparation material aligned to Arizona requirements for a historic, state-run long-term care facility in Prescott.

Rather than generic or national-level guidance, it consistently produces materials that reflect Arizona Administrative Code requirements, local fire code expectations, and the realities of operating a historic, state-run long-term care facility. This has significantly improved both efficiency and confidence when preparing for inspections, drills, and staff education.

— Physical Plant Director, Arizona Pioneers' Home · Prescott, AZ

Earlier prototypes and supporting work

Public proof is limited to disclosure-approved work and testimonials. Customer-confidential details, private negotiations, unsupported performance claims, and unaccepted deployment claims are intentionally withheld.