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Griffin Boneck — About

Builder-operator in Berkeley — fire-safety work on the hills, AI consulting, and software built solo.

Berkeley, California
What I do

The work

On the ground

Fire-safety and landscape work in the Berkeley hills, slower builds at home in brick and concrete, and native plants.

At the keyboard

AI consulting, the digital side of a rights campaign, and software built because I wanted it to exist.

The direction

More of the week goes to software and consulting than a year ago. It is tracked as a share of hours, and the record below is the scoreboard.

Live · read from the log as this page loads

The record

From the ledger

Where the hours went

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Counted on the phone

Pushups

From the phone

Movement

From git

What got built

Hours come from a ledger; weeks drawn lighter were reconstructed afterwards rather than logged at the time. Pushups are counted on the phone — the camera’s video never leaves it, only the number of reps; the counter was built on Sep 19, 2026 and there is no history before it. Commits are counted from local git history, filtered to one author, and from GitHub’s contribution calendar for the days this machine has no history for — where both know a day, the larger count is used, never the sum.

The rules

How I work

The machine

How the site works

01Three things a week
The week's page has three slots. A fourth gets questioned.
02One assignment per project
One text file per project, with one line in it for the thing that moves it.
03Log as you go
One CSV, one line per block of work. The record above is that file, drawn.
04Capture now, decide weekly
One inbox file. The weekly review empties it, every time.
05Active means touched in fourteen days
The build flags anything older until it is parked or done.
06Keep what you stopped
Stopped and finished projects stay listed, dimmed. The full list is at the bottom.

All of it is plain text: 27 markdown files and one CSV of hours. 8,000 lines of Python with no packages installed turn that into these pages, 27 hand-built scenes included. Most edits are made by telling an AI agent what happened. The globe is 632 coastline points typed into the build script — no map file, no tracker.

Elsewheregithub.com/Gboneck ↗ GitHub · linkedin.com/in/griffin-boneck-89a6666a ↗ LinkedIn · uniteforrights.org ↗ Unite for Rights

Everything, by area27 projects, counted from the project files