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Projects · a public record
12 curated projects from 34 original public repositories — every one created by me, with no forks. Security platforms, applied AI, civic infrastructure, client sites, and experiments that refused to stay theoretical.
12 projects
Source · GitHub
A unified AI orchestrator and turnkey security system for automated code review and intelligent vulnerability remediation.
An enterprise-grade threat detection ecosystem where multiple specialised AI agents work together to detect, analyse, and respond to security threats in real time.
An AI infrastructure sentinel for Nigeria. The repository documents five layers — YOLOv8 pothole detection, satellite macro-analysis, flood-erosion correlation, a contractor verification ledger, and a traffic-authority command link — with the vision pipeline and operator dashboard as the working core.
An AI-powered applicant tracking system with multi-format parsing, skill-weightage analysis, and intelligent ranking built on FastAPI, spaCy, and agentic AI.
A Python framework for orchestrating multiple AI agents across tools, MCP servers, multimodal inputs, and forensic analysis workflows.
A principle-driven, offline-first JavaScript framework with AI-awareness, carbon-conscious computing, and self-healing capabilities.
A TypeScript banking demo exploring account flows, transaction surfaces, and the front-end patterns behind financial products.
A Next.js and TypeScript application with authentication, account and billing surfaces, and typed create/read/update flows for exchange records.
A TypeScript client website for Ola Western, built with a focus on fast loads, clean structure, and a confident visual system.
The website for Olmash Consulting, built to present services clearly and turn interest into conversations.
A PHP platform for an education network, connecting learners and the people building around them.
A Jupyter Notebook project that uses facial recognition to automate attendance capture.
A note on the archive
Some client repositories are private or lag behind production deployments. The public repositories here are the ones that can be shared safely. If you want a walkthrough of a specific system — architecture, trade-offs, or the parts that broke — ask. That conversation is usually more useful than a screenshot.
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