Mike Hamanaka · Open-source tools

Hamanaka Software Factory

Local tools. Visible evidence. Human control.

Explore tools for capturing intent, coordinating AI coding sessions, and verifying the work.

Explore the projects Mike on GitHub

Public repositories

Explore a project's source or read its documentation. Each repository describes its supported workflows, setup, license, and current status.

panther-intent-capture

Extension

Local-first browser intent capture with visible controls, evidence-linked proposals, portable JSON, and opt-in verified ticket delivery.

Manifest V3 Local-First Privacy
Panther source Panther docs

fluxrecord

Standard

Ticket standard for local-first, evidence-driven coordination with bounded context and visible failures.

Standard Coordination Evidence
FluxRecord source FluxRecord docs

taskrivet

Core

Local-first coordination core for AI CLI sessions with bounded context, explicit ownership, and evidence trails.

CLI SQLite Local-First
TaskRivet source TaskRivet docs

the-tower

ATC

Hardware Air Traffic Control for autonomous AI mesh - thermal/power/memory monitoring and guardrailed dispatch.

Hardware ATC Monitoring
The Tower source The Tower docs

the-surveyor

Mapping

Open Edge Topology mapping - empirical infrastructure discovery, diffing, and self-documentation.

Topology OET Documentation
The Surveyor source The Surveyor docs

el-verificador

QA

Autonomous gatekeeper for independent intent verification, guardrailed retry loops, and proof-of-work commits.

Testing Verification CI/CD
El Verificador source El Verificador docs

System Overview

These projects explore how local-first tools can turn intent into reviewable work. Each component has a focused role; permissions, execution, and acceptance remain explicit decisions.

The sequence below is a conceptual workflow, not a deployment or integration status report. Use the project directory above to find each public repository.

Panther
Capture
El Destilador
Distill
Ticket Board
Triage
El Hidratador
Sandbox
The Tower
ATC
Taskrivet
Execute
El Verificador
Verify
EdgeRecord
Ledger

Conceptual architecture

An illustration of the intended workflow and verification feedback. Consult each repository for implemented behavior.

From intent to verification

Conceptual software workflow with verification feedback Panther captures intent, El Destilador distills it, the Ticket Board triages it, El Hidratador prepares a sandbox, The Tower coordinates hardware, Taskrivet coordinates execution, El Verificador checks the work, and EdgeRecord records it. A proposed retry path leads from verification back to triage. This illustration does not establish deployed integrations or grant execution permission. Panther El Destilador Ticket Board El Hidratador The Tower Taskrivet El Verificador EdgeRecord Guardrailed Retry Loop Hardware ATC • Local-First • Evidence-Driven Autonomous Coding Factory Ecosystem

Read the workflow as: capture → distill → triage → sandbox → coordinate hardware → execute → verify → record. Proposed retries return to triage for review.