Proof / Decision Records
Proof
Project images show what was built. Decision records explain why it was built that way, what I owned and what the public evidence can actually support.
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- DECISIONS
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- METHOD
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- STAGES
00 Operating Method
Make the choice reviewable.
The same chain runs through every case: define the problem and boundary, structure the data, choose the model, deliver the system and verify the result.
- 问题 Problem
- 数据 Data
- 模型 Model
- 系统 System
- 验证 Verify
01–04 Decision Records
Four decisions.
Four explicit trade-offs.
- 01
Business Intelligence
Contract Profitability Management System
- Constraint
- Revenue, cost, collection and delivery data were split across systems with inconsistent definitions, while every management indicator still needed a path back to its source.
- Alternatives considered
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- 01 Continue assembling monthly reports
- 02 Reconcile the logic inside the BI layer
- 03 Govern the definitions first and build a contract-level operating model
- Why this choice
- Defined the metrics and ownership boundaries first, used the contract as the central key, and kept complex calculation logic in the governed model rather than the presentation layer.
- My contribution
- Led metric governance, the contract-level model, warehouse layers, dashboard design and acceptance rules while aligning business, finance and IT stakeholders.
- Result and reuse value
- Created a traceable path from management indicators to contracts, projects and cost sources, with a reusable structure for adding future operating views.
- Public evidence boundary
- The public interface is reconstructed from the implemented business structure using demonstration data. Company, customer, contract and financial identifiers are not disclosed.
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Digital Transformation
Digital Operations Analytics for Industrial Services
- Constraint
- Monthly reporting was slow and different management roles needed different views, while the underlying metric definitions had to remain consistent across every interface and delivery phase.
- Alternatives considered
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- 01 Keep adding one-off reports
- 02 Buy a dashboard tool before resolving the data foundation
- 03 Let governed metrics drive the data foundation and role-specific views
- Why this choice
- Chose a metric-first sequence: establish a maintainable dictionary, build the pipeline and warehouse layers, then deliver decision views by management role.
- My contribution
- Owned the program plan, metric system, delivery priorities and visualization while translating continuously between operating language and data architecture.
- Result and reuse value
- Shifted management discussion away from reconciling numbers toward interpreting operations, with a structure that can expand by subject and role.
- Public evidence boundary
- The public view is an anonymized reconstruction of the implemented structure. Organization names, platform states and operating data are demonstration content rather than live production values.
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AI Engineering
Local-first AI Agent Workspace
- Constraint
- Sensitive data could not be exported by default. Local models varied in quality and speed, stronger cloud models still had legitimate uses, and the toolchain needed to remain replaceable.
- Alternatives considered
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- 01 Route every task to cloud models
- 02 Operate entirely offline
- 03 Route by data boundary and task difficulty
- Why this choice
- Chose a local-first layered architecture in which local runtimes handle routine work, a gateway owns model and tool routing, and only necessary tasks leave the device after data minimization.
- My contribution
- Independently designed model selection, runtime configuration, routing rules, tool orchestration, agent workflows and failure recovery, then calibrated the system with real tasks.
- Result and reuse value
- Routine work stays local while difficult tasks can still reach stronger models. Models and tools remain replaceable rather than locking the workflow to one provider.
- Public evidence boundary
- The public interface is reconstructed from the real toolchain and excludes local paths, accounts, conversations, document contents and private data.
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AI Engineering
Engineering Evaluation System for AI Tools
- Constraint
- Tools changed quickly, marketing noise was high, subjective impressions were not reproducible, and public leaderboards did not represent reliability or integration cost in real engineering work.
- Alternatives considered
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- 01 Follow popularity and anecdotal recommendations
- 02 Use public leaderboards alone
- 03 Evaluate fixed scenarios with stable dimensions and versioned records
- Why this choice
- Built a standard task set from real work, fixed the process and dimensions, changed only the tool under test, and recorded both failure boundaries and appropriate contexts.
- My contribution
- Designed the method, tasks, record format and comparison dimensions, ran the evaluations, and separated public observations from personal judgment and unverified conclusions.
- Result and reuse value
- Turned tool preference into a traceable selection process that eliminates poor workflow fits earlier and preserves changes across versions.
- Public evidence boundary
- The public interface is reconstructed from the actual evaluation dimensions. Displayed scores illustrate the record structure and are not a published benchmark or third-party performance claim.