I turn fragmented workflows into controlled, visible, recoverable systems.

Operational software · Command intelligence · Community infrastructure · GitHub automation · Market intelligence · Persistent games · Self-hosting

Portfolio · Public products · Private systems · TKB · Contributions · Infrastructure · Activity

I am Conroy, an operations-minded systems builder based in Edinburgh, Scotland.

My work normally begins where a process has become fragmented, repetitive, difficult to understand, or unsafe to maintain. I map the real workflow, identify the missing control layer, and build a system that makes the operation clearer, faster, more accountable, and easier to recover.

I work across product direction, software architecture, interface design, structured data, automation, release engineering, repository governance, technical documentation, deployment, networking, security boundaries, and live-system ownership.

My professional background in office and operations management directly shapes the way I build. Permissions, evidence, exception handling, ownership, deployment, backup, and recovery are product requirements—not final-stage polish.

Current verified release: v4.20.35

The Toolkit transforms the MissionChief map into a configurable operations console covering:

• Mission Age Watch, Critical View, Mission Inspector, and Major Incident Feed
• Live Mission Requirements with required, on-site, responding, selected, and still-needed reconciliation
• Patient and prisoner transport monitoring and controlled alliance Transport Sweep
• Specialist Own Vehicle Category badges without replacing native vehicle identity
• Resource Gap, fleet-code posture, vehicle loading, and map visibility controls
• Heat maps, coverage rings, bookmarks, focus modes, and geographic command workflows
• Alliance mission value, session performance, payout presentation, and Financial Advisor reporting
• Seven complete interface systems across desktop, ultrawide, tablet, iPhone, and iPad layouts
• Canonical source, audit evidence, manifests, Greasy Fork parity, checksums, and private recovery archives

• v4.20.29 rebuilt the full iPhone/iPad Safari experience around safe areas, visual-viewport recovery, 44px interaction targets, split view, browser chrome, orientation changes, and reachable scrolling.
• v4.20.30–v4.20.33 isolated payout/audio, device-layout, mission-monitoring, and interface-shell lifecycles into independently testable ownership boundaries.
• v4.20.34 extracted mission-marker candidate discovery and mission-ID normalisation without changing ownership, coordinates, timing, requirements, or presentation.
• v4.20.35 added complete standalone Rescue Support Vehicle Matrix tracking while preserving PRV and SRV as separate requirement families.

Install · Repository · Documentation · Releases

Production release: v1.0.1 · Stage 34 complete · Static API v1 · GitHub Pages live

MissionChief UK is a production command-intelligence platform built around one controlled UK data estate.

• Global Ctrl+K / ⌘K command palette across the complete site
• Collection filtering and deep links into Mission Lookup and the Query Catalogue
• Mission Lookup with requirements, preconditions, rewards, patients, and evidence posture
• Resource and qualification comparison
• Concurrent Fleet Planner for repeated incident demand
• Natural-language Query Catalogue
• Versioned JSON exports, manifest, search index, generated FAQ, and OpenAPI 3.1 contract
• Service doctrine spanning core, maritime, remote, specialist, recovery, airfield, EOD, and railway operations
• Strict schema, relationship, range, release, documentation-link, and built-site validation
• Chromium, Firefox, iPhone WebKit, and iPad WebKit browser acceptance
• Responsive comparison tools, viewport-overflow protection, critical WCAG A/AA scanning, and retained failure diagnostics

The command interface reads the same validated first-party exports used by the documentation. It does not authenticate against MissionChief, modify an account, or store player search history.

Command Centre · Mission Lookup · Fleet Planner · Static API · Repository

Formal release: v1.4.0 · Active campaign: v1.5.0 · Health: 100/100

The Encyclopedia keeps official documentation, reproduced behaviour, historical evidence, account observations, community reports, contradictions, and uncertainty separate and reviewable.

• Nine canonical guides: seven active and two retired
• Sixteen public static API endpoints
• Seventeen-control unified repository audit
• 220 tracked Markdown files and 88 external source URLs
• Official-document fingerprint monitoring
• Privacy-safe evidence records and verification timelines
• Campaign-classified research tasks
• Searchable GitHub Pages experience

Explore · Repository · Evidence · Research

Sole developer · Maintainer · Security and operational authority

The TKB Discord Bot is the private operational backbone of the Team Killing Bastards Discord and development environment.

• Discord commands, events, scheduler, countdowns, messaging, starboard, Battlefield, AI, and media integrations
• Moderation logging and immutable case management
• FastAPI Control Centre 2.0 with authenticated workspaces
• Transactional SQLite state and encrypted credentials
• Managed Caddy HTTPS Gateway with validation, adoption, rollback, reconciliation, and abandon workflows
• Backup, update, restore, rollback, and restricted host-agent evidence
• Levels 2.1 with one million titles, challenges, streaks, seasons, squads, campaigns, badges, and audited special titles
• Requester-bound /tkb Discord Command Centre using the shared TKB presentation system
• Configurable Service Monitor Centre with scheduled checks, anti-flapping states, bounded history, per-monitor Discord routing, cooldown grouping, retries, and persistent incident evidence
• Private-LAN Smart Home ingress with encrypted Home Assistant credentials, server-side device mappings, replay protection, and fixed Discord alert plans
• Separate TKB, Conroy1988, and MartyBlyth GitHub workspaces
• GitHub Apps, signed webhooks, repository-specific Discord delivery, retries, dead letters, workflow evidence, and audited sign-off
• Linux and Windows trust-scoped ephemeral JIT runners
• Controlled Windows JIT verification for non-admin identity, isolated leases, secret boundaries, and denied Docker-daemon access

The Smart Home implementation does not provide arbitrary Home Assistant service calls, public event ingress, camera streams, generic device control, shell execution, or unrestricted Discord payloads. Production deployment and live acceptance are evidenced separately from repository implementation.

🔒 Private repository

Project lead · Admin authority · Technical direction

Investor Matrix is a private market-intelligence and risk-control platform currently at Phase 0.

• Next.js command centre and FastAPI API
• PostgreSQL users, sessions, audit events, and Alembic migrations
• Redis-backed dependency readiness
• Fixed Admin and Member boundaries
• Argon2 authentication, HTTP-only sessions, CSRF protection, throttling, and lockout
• Active-session control and filtered audit history
• Admin-only fast-forward GitHub updater
• SHA-256-verified PostgreSQL backups and transactional restoration

Market ingestion, portfolio accounting, risk analytics, backtesting, and explainable signals remain gated behind later phases.

🔒 Private repository

Creator · Product owner · Architecture authority

UK Fire Command is a private, persistent, map-first Fire and Rescue Service management game.

• Isolated commander accounts
• Scotland and England operating regions
• Persistent station placement, upgrades, appliances, and qualified crews
• Relaxed, Standard, and Demanding incident tempos
• Five UK-local demand periods and time-weighted incident mixes
• Real-road OSRM routing and animated appliance travel
• Incident escalation, immutable credit transactions, and fleet maintenance
• Responsive desktop, tablet, mobile, and installable web-app behaviour

Architecture: Next.js, NestJS, PostgreSQL/PostGIS, MapLibre, OpenFreeMap, OSRM, persistent workers, and Docker Compose.

🔒 Private repository

I founded and originally created Team Killing Bastards, a Scottish-run gaming community whose software, automation, game tooling, research, and infrastructure are maintained through GitHub.

I retain founder and original-owner responsibility for the community's identity, governance, direction, and long-term stewardship. I lead TKB alongside MartyBlyth, my right-hand and fellow community leader.

Community leadership is shared. Technical ownership, credentials, data, deployment authority, and release control remain explicit for every system.

Current production version: 1.0.18 · Mission Finder engine: V10.6.83

Command Nexus is MartyBlyth's project. He remains its creator, principal userscript author, technical owner, and release authority.

I identified that the shared Unit, Station and Personnel workflow did not operate correctly on the iPhone and iPad Safari devices I use. I initiated the compatibility project, asked Marty for permission to contribute, and implemented the scoped work after he approved access.

My contribution now covers:

• v1.0.15 — responsive iOS station-list detection, iPhone/iPad desktop-site handling, safe-area and visual-viewport positioning, touch dragging, and station iframe fallback
• v1.0.16 — single-menu enforcement after duplicate injection, Safari bfcache restoration, and page-fragment replacement
• v1.0.18 — a dedicated iOS Safari Mission Control layout that opens at the safe-area top, stacks panels to the mobile viewport, supports internal scrolling and pointer dragging, and adds independent collapse behaviour without changing desktop Mission Control

The Fire ICCU, OSU, and RRU personnel profiles released alongside v1.0.18 remain Marty's underlying userscript work.

Repository · Install · Changelog

Current version: 0.5.8

Blyth Control Centre is Marty's private household command surface. Its current implementation includes:

• a real downstairs floorplan with movable live overlays;
• furnished upstairs presentation;
• Home Assistant actions and Hive/Kasa energy/temperature state;
• Synology telemetry;
• Emby, Radarr, Sonarr, and NZBGet integration;
• protected external access; and
• hardened Synology Docker delivery.

MartyBlyth is the creator, project owner, and primary developer. My role is organisation governance and portfolio support.

🔒 Private repository

My current upstream LSSM V.4 pull request adds optional monospaced note editing and preview support across supported locales.

The upstream project retains full ownership, merge authority, and release control. My LSSM-V.4 and RED4ext repositories are forks/reference workspaces—not first-party products.

ConroyMedia is a working home-lab environment used to operate and test real deployment, networking, monitoring, integration, and recovery workflows.

• Docker-hosted services and persistent storage
• Caddy reverse proxying and managed HTTPS routes
• DDNS and controlled remote access
• Emby and media automation services
• Configurable service monitoring with scheduled checks and Discord incident delivery
• Windows and Linux administration
• GitHub App, webhook, runner, and workflow integration testing
• Backup, restore, rollback, and disaster-recovery exercises
• Private application deployment and bounded internet exposure
• Sanitised real-hardware and Home Assistant compatibility work

flowchart LR
    GitHub[GitHub repositories] --> Hub[TKB GitHub Integration Hub]
    Hub --> Discord[Repository-specific Discord delivery]
    Hub --> Runners[Isolated JIT runner supervisors]
    Runners --> Validation[Windows and Linux validation]

    Services[Self-hosted services] --> Monitor[Service Monitor Centre]
    Monitor --> Incidents[Bounded incident evidence]
    Incidents --> Discord

    Home[Private-LAN Home Assistant] --> Smart[Authenticated Smart Home ingress]
    Smart --> Discord

    Internet[Controlled HTTPS] --> Caddy[Caddy Gateway]
    Caddy --> Services
    Services --> Data[(Persistent state and backups)]

    Control[TKB Control Centre] --> Caddy
    Control --> Monitor
    Control --> Data

This is a live operational environment. Deployment, health, routing, monitoring, backup, recovery, and integration claims are expected to survive real use.

System	Release / state	Current posture
Map Command Toolkit		v4.20.35 · standalone Rescue Support Vehicle Matrix tracking · verified delivery and recovery
MissionChief UK		v1.0.1 · Stage 34 · 137 canonical entities · global command search · API v1
Achievement Encyclopedia		v1.5.0 campaign · 100/100 health
Command Nexus		Marty-owned v1.0.18 · Conroy iOS Safari administration and Mission Control contribution
TKB Discord Bot	Private	Levels 2.1 · /tkb Command Centre · Service Monitor Centre · Smart Home ingress · GitHub Hub · Gateway
Investor Matrix	Private	Phase 0 · authenticated · backed up · recoverable
UK Fire Command	Private	Persistent Scotland/England command loop
Blyth Control Centre	Private	Marty-owned v0.5.8 · real downstairs floorplan · live household overlays
LSSM contribution	PR #3982	Open and mergeable upstream review

_{The five primary cards are generated daily inside this repository from GitHub's API. Private repositories, private runner work, and some organisation contributions remain intentionally outside public statistics.}

I am usually somewhere around PC gaming, self-hosted infrastructure, interface concepts, music experiments, or another piece of technology that has decided it needs diagnosing.

Development is routinely supervised by Eli and Nala, who contribute no code but maintain strict control over keyboard availability. 🐈‍⬛🐈