Soma LC — marked by rule, never by judgement.
A student can find out what a written Leaving Certificate answer is worth before an
examiner ever sees it, and get the same answer every time they ask. Two examiners marking
the same paragraph will not agree with each other, and a language model asked twice will not
agree with itself. The marking engine never asks for a judgement, so it cannot disagree with
one.
somalc.ie (opens in a new tab)
- State
- Running
- Built
- In-house, Cork
- Domain
- Leaving Certificate assessment
- Method
- Deterministic rule engine
TFI Coverage Map — four networks, one screen, live.
Irish Rail, Luas, every TFI bus route and Dublin Bikes, built on Transport for
Ireland’s open data, with schedules reconciled against live vehicle positions rather
than shown beside them. GTFS-Realtime ingestion, R-tree spatial indexing so an interchange
resolves as one physical place, sub-50ms queries, and no install step.
Read the architecture
- State
- Running
- Built
- In-house
- Data
- TFI open data, GTFS-Realtime
- Response
- Sub-50ms
FortiConfig Viewer — firewall rules you can actually review.
An open-source FortiGate config viewer, extended with linked port and service
lookups, rule-by-rule OK / Moderate / Bad review with exportable Markdown compliance reports, and
shared config loading from S3 alongside the original's local file upload. Built for reviewing a
firewall rule base the way it actually gets reviewed: one rule at a time, with the review sitting
next to the rule it is about.
Read the write-up
- State
- Running, internal tool
- Built
- Adapted, in-house
- Base
- colbywest5/FortiConfig-Viewer (MIT)
- Review
- OK / Moderate / Bad, exportable
All three were built by the same practice that does the consulting, on the same
architecture standards we apply to client programmes. If there is something you want built
rather than advised on, that is the conversation to start.
