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Practical engineering for complicated systems.
ProgreTech LLC brings engineering consulting and practical software together. We help turn complicated workflows into useful, maintainable tools through automation, applied AI, reliability and enterprise integration.
Founded and led by Ed. Abdiel Rodriguez, an independent consultant and software engineer.
Risk & Impact AnalysisAutomationApplied AISRE & ReliabilityVulnerability EngineeringProcess Improvement
The ProgreTech workshop
Find the tool for your next step.
Focused software for learning, planning, training and technical workflows. Explore available services or try clearly marked synthetic previews.
GuideForge
Record browser steps, review semantic captures and export editable simulations to host where you choose.
Open GuideForgeSpecklet
Organize tasks and cases in a browser-owned workspace with portable backups and offline support.
Open SpeckletCodeSeal
Explore source provenance registration and verification workflows. Check the service’s current availability before submitting work.
Visit CodeSealManabi Kōbō
Read, practice and work with Japanese material through a focused learning workshop.
Visit Manabi KōbōNexoTori
Capture documents, review extracted text and keep track of your work in a personal workspace.
Open NexoToriSurgical Ready
Explore fictional supply-readiness cases in an offline workbench. A software demonstration, not a clinical decision tool.
Try the synthetic previewLooking for implementation details? Browse our engineering projects, including ALM WebFlow Studio, or explore the company’s source repositories. Licenses and availability are described per project.
Want to explore NexoTori first? Try the sample workflow with fictional documents, separate from your personal workspace.
ProgreTech
Consulting experience. Practical software.
Our workshop brings together in-house products, reusable engineering tools and selected experiments. The subjects vary—automation, reliability, learning tools, document processing, risk analysis, and AI—but the goal is usually simple: make a difficult or repetitive task a little easier.
How we can help
Software engineering · process automation · applied AI · SRE and reliability · risk and impact analysis · enterprise integration · document/OCR workflows · data interfaces
Some projects are complete products, some are internal patterns, and some are simply useful experiments worth documenting.
How the work is useful
Functionality that can travel between projects.
A feature built for one application often solves a more general problem. We document those pieces so the project can be useful as an example, not only as a finished application.
OCR & document processingTurn images and documents into structured information that can be reviewed, searched, translated, or passed into another workflow.
Guided workflowsBreak complicated tasks into understandable steps, with contextual help and sensible defaults.
AutomationRemove repetitive interaction while keeping the workflow inspectable and maintainable.
Risk & dependency analysisConnect technical signals and relationships so people can focus on changes that need attention.
Local-first & lightweight appsKeep applications simple to deploy and, where useful, keep state close to the user.
Examples of reusable building blocks
| Function | Examples | Can also help with |
|---|---|---|
| OCR + structured review | Manabi Kōbō, document workflows | Intake, archiving, searchable documents, data entry |
| Guided help / tutorials | Learning tools, engineering workbenches | Onboarding, internal tools, self-service processes |
| Dependency analysis | NAVI, change-assurance utilities | Regression planning, release readiness, technical risk |
| Event/history tracking | CodeSeal | Audit trails, provenance, controlled historical review |
| Local-first state | Specklet, NexoTori concepts | Personal tools, offline workflows, privacy-sensitive apps |
Projects & case studies
A few places where these ideas are being used.
A few current projects are shown below. The featured-projects page includes the engineering context, reusable techniques, and public links where they are available.
ALM Engineering HubSAP engineering platform
WebFlow StudioBrowser automation studio
ProgreTech MeshLocal agent operations
pAR3DReal-time stereoscopic vision
SpeckletLocal-first planning
NexoToriDocument & case workflows
CodeSealSoftware provenance
Manabi KōbōJapanese learning
Manabi Kōbō
Manabi Kōbō is a Japanese-learning workshop I built for developers and other learners who want practical ways to read, practice, and work with Japanese material.
Alongside the learning material, it has become a useful place to apply technologies that solve common content problems: OCR for extracting text from images, Sudachi-based Japanese text processing, furigana generation, multilingual presentation, PWA behavior, guided tutorials, printable study material, QR generation, and local/AI-assisted workflows.
RapidOCR / OCRSudachiFuriganaPWAMultilingual UIGuided tutorialsReportLab / printable output
CodeSeal
CodeSeal is a technical provenance registry for recording code-signing history and checking whether registered source has appeared in earlier registry events.
The project uses registry history, match detection, provenance notifications, privacy-aware access to detailed records, and auditable report inspection. Those patterns are also useful anywhere historical evidence needs to be retained without making sensitive details broadly visible.
FlaskRegistry historyProvenanceAccess loggingPrivacy-aware reports
NAVI & SAP engineering utilities
NAVI and a collection of smaller SAP/Python tools help with change analysis, operational visibility, reporting, RFC/API data access, and release-readiness work.
The common pieces include RFC/API integration, dependency relationships, report generation, interactive data views, job monitoring, and change-risk context. Many started as small utilities around a specific operational task and remain useful examples for connecting enterprise systems to lightweight Python tooling.
PythonRFC / APIsFlaskBokehRisk analysisOperational reporting
Specklet & NexoTori
These projects explore small, focused workflows where application state and useful next actions matter more than a large backend or dashboard.
They provide examples of PWA patterns, local state, task/case modeling, mobile-friendly interfaces, and OCR-assisted intake concepts. The same approaches can fit personal utilities, field workflows, and applications where keeping data on-device is useful.
PWALocal storageWorkflow stateResponsive UIOCR concepts
Older work & experiments
Small tools are still useful references.
The GitHub archive includes SAP automation, RFC data feeds, reporting tools, PDF utilities, hardware projects, game preservation work, and other experiments. I keep them available because sometimes a small implementation detail is exactly what someone else is looking for.
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Open-source engineering
Inspect it. Learn from it. Build on it.
Public tools with verified repository licenses. Review each project’s requirements and maintenance status before use.
SAP Cloud Debugger
Enterprise debugging utility · MIT license.
Explore the sourcepAR3D
3D scanning and preservation project · GPL-3.0 license.
Explore the sourceEinScan-S ScanDrive
Open-source scanner control project · GPL-3.0 license.
Explore the sourceALM WebFlow Studio is a public-source local automation studio; its repository license has not been independently classified as an open-source license.