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The Apex System

Projects I'm actively building and shipping across the Apex ecosystem — from AI orchestration to games and the tooling that ties them together.

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Shipped and released — each with a live preview.

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The public window into the Apex ecosystem and Enrico Kirkeby's professional identity — a multi-perspective portfolio and CV engine.

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The Ecosystem

Every project in the system — what it does and how far along it is.

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The Portfolio

The public window into the Apex ecosystem and Enrico Kirkeby's professional identity: one career told through three lenses — executive, technical and advisory. Behind the public site sits a Supabase-backed admin console with a roadmap tech-tree, kanban and skills map, making it the consumer-validation layer for the ecosystem's underlying technology.

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Canvas Data Provider

The dependency-free engine behind the site's CV. It compiles the raw markdown and JSON held in the Obsidian vault into a single agnostic CV schema, keeping professional identity data version-controlled, atomic and portable — and renders that same single source to PDF.

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Sushibelt

LIVE — CLOSED TESTING
AI Workflow Orchestration

A SaaS platform for composing and running multi-step AI workflows on a visual node canvas. Its flagship pipeline chains 2D generation → 3D mesh → auto-rig → animation → delivery, committing a finished animated character straight into a Unity project's assets; an async DAG worker drives the long-running provider jobs through to completion. Fifteen providers sit behind a single adapter — Replicate, OpenAI, ElevenLabs, Tripo and six OpenAI-compatible LLMs — BYOK-first and metered by a credits economy that prices every step against real published rates, reserves credits at dispatch and writes a per-step cost breakdown. Live in production under closed testing, with the Stripe charge path armed against real credits.

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The Public Face

The marketing and community site at about.sushibelt.ai. It frames the problem Sushibelt solves, pulls live provider categories and traction directly from the platform API, and hosts a public roadmap where visitors vote on the features they want built next.