Concept lab

The hero's mono line stops claiming and starts reporting the factory's real vital signs — jobs shipped, pass rate, queue depth — each figure curl-able. Uses genuine aggregate telemetry.

A scrubbable replay of a real run: brief → three named agent reviews → merged in 5m33s. Every event deep-links to the public GitHub record you can audit.

Verbatim excerpts from the factory's reviewer agents assessing real PRs — a reference check no other portfolio can offer.

A plotted general-arrangement drawing of the factory, generated from real data and plotting itself once on load — the claim made into an artifact.

A three-round review game with Go diffs — find the line the factory's reviewer flagged before you see the comment.

A quiet table of the factory's self-maintenance jobs — the operational taxonomy that proves an org, not a demo.

The footer as a real engineering-drawing title block — DRAWN BY: GYRUM FACTORY AGENTS — stamped with this build’s live git SHA.

A one-line availability register in the machine voice, with copy-email — answers 'can I even get this person?' before they wonder.

A page that breathes: real, recent factory activity polled live from public GitHub — 'since you arrived, N events' ticking up while you watch.

A slow-turning three.js model of the plan → build → test → ship line — the pipeline as an object you can orbit, not a diagram.

Break the page on purpose — the elements fall into a physics pile — then watch the pipeline dispatch a repair and snap it back. The whole thesis in fifteen seconds.

Drag, aim, fire — a ten-second playable shot of the physics game, drawn in site ink, right beside its card.

Press ⌘K for a dispatch console with real payloads — 'cv --json', 'factory status', 'play cannon-drop' — the reflex every engineer has, rewarded.

A real typed terminal whose killer command streams genuine recent factory events from public GitHub at log cadence.

Project cards as bespoke single-stroke technical drawings — a ballistic arc for Cannon Drop, a refraction diagram for Prism Light — not screenshots.

Dark mode as a statement: warm near-black, copper cooled to a worklamp glow, and one line that only night visitors read — 'the factory runs while you sleep.'

Your name gets dimension lines and a callout — 20 YRS, 93 SHIPPED — the visual rhetoric of a drawing, annotated with true data.

'In a hurry?' collapses the site into a one-screen hiring dossier — identity, scale, proof, availability, contact — and doubles as the print layout.

A slow-turning wireframe globe with copper arcs from Bristol to every place a Gyrum product ships — the reach of the factory as an object.

An extruded copper-on-stone monogram that turns slowly and catches the light — a signature mark you can orbit.

A living copper-on-stone gradient — a hand-written fragment shader flowing behind the hero, calm and organic, never a stock gradient.

The factory’s real wait/run/lead percentiles sculpted into an orbitable 3D terrain — the numbers as a landscape.

Recent real factory activity from public GitHub, plotted as a slowly-drifting 3D constellation — each star a genuine event.

A drawn isometric factory floor — four stations, a running conveyor, agents at their posts — the pipeline as a little working diorama.

A force-directed graph linking every real project to the tech it’s built with — drag a node and the whole web settles.

A unique plotted drawing generated deterministically from the real deploy SHA — every build would draw its own one-off plate.

A calm copper particle flow drifting over stone — a contained, opt-in field of motion drawn in the site’s own ink.

Your name assembles from a scatter of copper particles and settles — then holds perfectly still.