Find the actual friction.
Start with the stubborn part of the workflow, not the fashionable solution.
R. Teodoro · GitHub profile · Public work
Public work, in the open.
Five public project repositories spanning desktop tools, data libraries, extraction pipelines, and focused experiments.
Public contribution ledger
428 authored project commits
Public default branches · snapshot 01 Sep 2026
Public snapshot · 01 Sep 2026
06 selected public repositories.
Five project codebases plus the source for this profile. Statistics come from public contributor lists; non-public totals are intentionally excluded.
- Authored project commits
- 428
- Python projects
- 05
- Published packages
- 01
01 / Public repositories
Selected original public projects.
01
sniptype
Cross-platform text expansion with rich snippets, dynamic values, and optional local voice input.
237 commits
02
rpn-calc
An HP 50g-style reverse Polish notation calculator with a tactile desktop interface.
82 commits
03
cattle-auction
A resumable pipeline that turns auction videos, speech, and screenshots into structured lot data.
75 commits
04
bcbpy
A Python client that makes Brazilian Central Bank time series straightforward to retrieve and use.
32 commits
05
github.io
The source for this public project profile.
profile source
06
PoC-parcelamento
A proof of concept for installment calculations.
02 commits
02 / Contribution method
Reality first. Then code.
Build the narrow tool.
Cut scope until the useful thing is obvious, testable, and ready to leave the workbench.
Make the state legible.
Good software should show what happened, what failed, and what to do next.