Ian Provencher · Supply-chain operations and applied AI
The workspace behind the work.
I work in supply-chain operations and direct AI to build what it needs. Planning systems, job pipelines, architecture diagrams, an AI podcast.
The repos list keeps itself current — fetched, gated, deployed, unattended
Pieces of the workspace
The scheduled jobs
34 jobs run on a schedule across 4 places — builds, guards, backups and the brokers that gate what the agents do — each described in plain words. The strip beside this counts them by how often they run.
See every job- Every few minutes
- 15
- Hourly
- 1
- Nightly
- 9
- Daily
- 4
- Weekly
- 4
- Monthly
- 1
The architecture map
7 systems I run, each drawn from its own node graph and walkable in 3D in the browser. The diagram beside this is that data, rendered at build time — not a picture of it.
Walk Command CenterThe setup that directs them
A frontier model is only as good as the operating system around it. This is mine, made visible — 10 stations from the operator's keystroke to the shipped commit, as a 3D exhibit you can take apart.
Open the exhibitThe rest of it
21 sections — builds, systems, field notes, reference — banded by what kind of thing they are, in the footer below. Press / to search across all of them from anywhere on the site.