I work at the intersection of product, analytics, and large-scale implementations, which mostly means translating between business intent and technical reality. Two decades of it now, split between consulting and product leadership.
I also teach. Eight years as a university instructor, currently digital analytics and product management at Miami University.
- tayloroneal.com for consulting and how to reach me
- @businesstaylor on X
- @grizzpm on YouTube
- @thinkermetrics and thinkermetrics.com for the analytics side
| Repo | What it is |
|---|---|
| tandava | Open-source studio management for yoga and movement studios. Live demo |
| ai-yoga | Agent skills for yoga teachers: bios, class reconstruction, feedback, practice logs |
| ai-education | Teaching toolkit: quizzes, rubric feedback, course pages, exam balance |
| data-analysis | Skills that stop AI inventing numbers and make every figure cite its row |
| mirror-palace | A framework toolkit that teaches agents how you work, not just what you're working on |
| personal-signature | Build a model of yourself from your own data, locally |
| wayfare | Turn travel bookings into one single-file HTML itinerary |
| wakestate | Narcolepsy-first wake and sleep pattern tracking, fully local |
| sleepconverter | Convert SleepON ring exports into a format SleepHQ accepts |
| clean-gmail | Gmail cleanup skills that protect receipts and contacts |
| unfollow | Review social following lists against preferences you confirm |
| learntodj | Drill the concepts that decide whether a mix lands |
| saas-viber | The planning and documentation scaffolding under a vibe-coded SaaS |
Integration is the actual skill. I'm not a single-stack specialist. What I'm good at is making complex systems work together, technically and organizationally, which means I've sat in most of the seats: auditor, developer advocate, designer, sales partner, optimizer, ops manager, analyst, owner, and the user on both sides of the product.
In the repos above that tends to show up as strong domain models, separation of concerns, opinionated structure without over-engineering, and docs that explain why rather than only how. I build things for real adoption, not for demos.
Certified yoga teacher, certified scuba instructor, and a mountaineer with guided summits and alpine training behind me. These are not hobbies I keep in a separate box. They shaped how I think about risk, preparation, feedback loops, and building systems that fail safely instead of catastrophically.
MS in Information Systems from Indiana University, MBA from the University of Toronto with a design thinking focus.
If something here resonates, explore it, fork it, or open a thoughtful issue.