1COMMERCE — full-stack development for hire. I design, build, deploy and host websites, web apps and storefronts for clients, and I keep them running afterwards. Side projects and experiments live further down the page.

Services

Pacific Northwest · working with clients anywhere · 1commerce.online

• 🔭 Building 1COMMERCE / UnifyOne and the Cathedral Framework
• 🌐 Shipping and hosting client sites, storefronts and web apps
• ⚙️ Designing MCP servers & agentic tooling
• 🧰 Full-stack in TypeScript (Next.js · Node · Supabase) + Python
• 🤖 Pair-programming with Claude Code every day
• 🌐 1commerce.online · 🛍️ 1commerce.shop
• 🌲 Pacific Northwest · UTC−7

All three are designed, built, deployed and hosted by 1COMMERCE.

skdev@1commerce.online — usually a same-day reply. Helpful to include what the site needs to do, a rough timeline, a budget range even if loose, and a site or two you like. No brief yet is fine; we work it out on a free call, then you get a fixed quote before anything starts. You own the code, the domain and the accounts.

Every window above — boot screen, terminal, ops panel, client previews, deploy pipeline, file manager, dock, screensaver, footer — is a hand-crafted animated SVG checked into /assets. No GitHub Actions, no external services: the animations are pure CSS/SMIL baked into the files themselves, themed in midnight (indigo chrome, cyan primary, violet/amber/green accents, coral reserved for the brand).

Highlights:

• Triple boot — the hero runs a 30s boot (BIOS → splash → desktop) on a 90s master cycle, and each boot logs into a different session: a prod deploy, a live order feed, or an arcade break. Sky effects run on co-prime periods (7/9/13/14s), so no two loops render identically.
• ~/repos file manager — one Files window listing every repository, generated by tools/gen_repo_windows.py with per-language smart folders; it regrows automatically when the script runs after a new repo is created.
• neofetch in the about terminal, complete with palette swatches.
• The deploy pipeline — a commit packet travels git push → build → CDN edge → live over a 10s loop, which is genuinely how every client site ships.
• The ops panel lists the three managed sites with only verifiable facts — stack, hosting, HTTPS/HSTS, live status. No invented uptime figures anywhere on this page; anything numeric is checkable or it is not shown.
• The hosting status board is generated by tools/gen_status_board.py from tools/clients.json — nothing is polled at render time, and entries flagged placeholder render anonymized.
• editor.app — real Cathedral Framework source (an MCP tool definition) syntax-highlighted in an editor window, with the run() body typing itself out.
• Live app previews — each featured-project window shows that project running rather than describing it: a control plane, a tool-call log, a force simulation, a market chart, a storefront checkout, an arcade game.

The Research Lab windows are computed, not drawn:

• chaos.app — a real Lorenz attractor, numerically integrated with RK4 (σ=10, ρ=28, β=8/3, ~2,100 sample points) and baked into the path data.
• arcade.app — a self-playing Breakout: an 85-second physics simulation (wall/paddle/brick collisions, demo-mode aim assist) encoded as SMIL keyframes — every bounce is a computed vertex, every brick dies at its exact collision time.
• hologram.app — a rotating wireframe globe using real orthographic projection: meridians sweep rx = R·|sin(φ+ωt)| while latitudes stay invariant under the spin.
• cortex.app — a 4×6×6×1 network with signal pulses timed to fire the output neuron every forward pass.
• life.app — Conway's Game of Life (B3/S23): a Gosper glider gun simulated for 140 generations; every cell birth and death is a discrete SMIL keyframe at its exact generation time.
• terrain.app — a procedural flyover: value-noise ridgelines flying toward the camera on perspective-eased keyframes, 14 rows deep.
• conway.scr — the screensaver: the 1COMMERCE wordmark seeded as live cells, held for a beat, then dissolved by B3/S23 over 85 generations — 632 cells touched, 53 survive.