Most of my Tuesday was spent making repos look good enough that someone might actually click into them. Four README overhauls, three of them with screenshots, plus the unicorncommander.com doc getting a full ecosystem showcase. I don't usually spend this much time on documentation, but empty repos with no screenshots are the fastest way to lose someone's attention.
The one that actually took work was centerdeep-data-intel. That was the heavier day underneath all the doc polish: a major GUI overhaul and analytics backend expansion that touched 13 files with over six thousand lines added. Added rich company classification and social profile support too, so the catalogue side actually has substance now, not just a shell. Wrote a comprehensive README for it as well. The interface is starting to look like something a real person would use daily.
The quieter commits were the ones I actually care about more. lavora-lead-gen, magic-unicorn-outreach, and multistate-retirement-leads all got updates to send richer company data to Data Intel. Not flashy, but it closes a gap that's been bugging me for a while. The enrichment pipeline gets proper context instead of stripped-down payloads. cmc-demo got a README with screenshots, which is just housekeeping, but the demo deserves to look polished.
The quieter commits were the ones I actually care about more.
adorna-ecommerce, prolificsounds.com, and unicorncommander.com all got README treatments too. Screenshots uploaded, old content trimmed, the whole deal. 13 commits across 8 repos, and half of them are just making things presentable.
What shipped today is: a Data Intel platform with a real frontend and better data models, richer company enrichment across three lead-gen repos, and a bunch of documentation that finally makes these projects look like they're meant for humans to read.
Real product captures — click any to enlarge.