Qasim ShahWorking machines
Four machines you can operate, and the eight projects they came from. Software, reliable systems and computation, built to be used.
Walk inRoom 01 / 04Shape a vessel
Material volume51.8 cm³Move a dial to rebuild the solid
Triangles1,024
Room 02 / 04Race a booking
Available
- ReadyNo requests sent yet.
Room 03 / 04Fit a curve
Fitted knee320 cyclesExactly on the true knee
Fit error0.47 pp
Room 04 / 04Gate a review
- Draft
- Approved
- Exported
- LockedNo approval matches this text. Export stays locked.
The projects
Eight works, from published sites to research. Each catalogue entry says what was built, what was learned and what is still unverified.
Study tools
Lexicon · Premise · Recall
Published prototypes
TypeScript · Worker APIs · Persistent state
- Illustrative curve · not experimental data
What the builds taught
Interfaces that make the next step clear
React · TypeScript · responsive design
Preview and editing tools taught me to protect unsaved work, preserve structure, and make recovery part of the interface.
Learned through FormAI with a reviewable workflow
Structured outputs · tool use · approval states
I’m learning to constrain what an agent can change, retain its sources, and keep the user's decision tied to the exact draft they reviewed.
Learned through Fieldwork & ApplywellState that survives the messy parts
SQLite · transactions · idempotency
Bookings and queues taught me to think about retries, concurrent requests, cancellation, and what happens when a save fails.
Learned through FrontdeskGeometry that stays editable
Python · CAD kernels · parameter validation
Working with solids means checking dependencies, valid shapes, export precision, and the difference between a preview and a reusable model.
Learned through FormCAD