[JAlcocerTech] Services Recap
Tl;DR
The last piece to combince me that this is enough.
The proof that you can make money with a shitty landing: https://genkinfy.com/#faq
make audit-full-fast URL=https://genkinfy.com/
SKIP_LINKS=false LINK_CHECK_METHOD=${LINK_CHECK_METHOD:-lychee-docker} ./audit-master.sh "https://genkinfy.com/"
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║ Master Audit - Full Site Analysis ║
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Target: https://genkinfy.com/
Orchestration:
- Lighthouse: ACTIVE
- Link Check: ACTIVE
- SEO Crawl: ACTIVE
- Security: ACTIVE
Launching audit phases in parallel...
→ Lighthouse PID=419907
→ LinkCheck PID=419908
→ SEO PID=419909
→ Security PID=419910
→ Latency PID=419911
All phases finished in 32s
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FINAL AUDIT RESULTS
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Performance: 31/100
SEO (Technical): 95/100
Link Integrity: 70/100
Security Headers: 0/100
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OVERALL SITE GRADE: 45/100 ⭐
Master report saved to: ./master-reports/master-20260604-192953.jsonLINK_CHECK_TIMEOUT_SECONDS=0 make audit-full URL=https://fossengineer.com
LINK_CHECK_TIMEOUT_SECONDS=0 ./linkcheck-audit.sh https://fossengineer.com dockerIntro
After the post-wedding thoughts, it was time to make this clear.
Specially that im leveraging outreach
The services
https://github.com/JAlcocerT/jalcocertech/tree/main-site-cloudflare-hub
The free ones
Ive consolidating the diy.jalcocertech into the ebook one.
Particularly at: https://ebooks.jalcocertech.com/books/web-diy/
Bringing the images I had in there:
JAlcocerTech Ebooks
While creating some more images via OpenAI to improve explainability:
Ive also improved the main www.jalcocertech
• Done on branch main-site-cloudflare-hub.
FOSSEngineer x HomeLab
There has been several improvements in the foss workflow:
This blog
I added a new skill to this repository to help me improve my writting: zettel-blog-notes and blog-post-editor
It incorporates the concept of zettelkasten: one post, one topic.
A word that i got to know thanks to the files.md project
https://app.files.md/
Now I have
http://localhost:1314/notes/and skills for this: ``
JAlcocerTech WebAudits
Ive done few web audits, to people I just met - With email report
Santi, this one goes for you to.
I mean, the new skill that i got:
make docker-build
make docker-prod-up
This can be a good addition going forward:
Open Source Perplexity like AI search engine with real-time citations, streaming responses, and live data powered by Firecrawl
AI search engine with web, news, and images. You will need firecrawl and groq Apis.
Codex CLI WebAudit to Report
The new web audit is deployed normally at:
But hey, if all the goodies are happening within a internal CLI and there is a .json that consolidates it all…
cant that be passed to a one time codex prompt with a skill that generates a nice one pager branded report?
https://platform.openai.com/usage
Productized Services
From the consulting landing, which has received improvements: Committed on landing-improvements branch
GenBI - Shopify QnA
Initially this is coming from:
Now, I have:
The BEST - DFY
The top of the list.
My attention caring about your problems:
With some tools:
Engineering services
Couldnt resist to cold email to the founder of diode as it resonates with me
Stay tuned
Because this resonated a lot with
IoT, Crops and Energy
You name it.
it all started here:
And continued:
npx wrangler pages project listThe final boss consolidates it all:
cd ./poc/aerothermics
make dev
cd ./poc/go-solar
make shiphttps://github.com/JAlcocerT/poc/blob/main/aerothermics/dev-plan.md
Yep, heavily inspired by my latest trip planner: trip-planner-9lt.pages.dev
https://jalcocert.github.io/JAlcocerT/thermodynamics/

Flask Intro


make mqtt-listen MQTT_HOST=192.168.1.2 MQTT_TOPIC='pico/#'
# make arduino-compile
# make serial-fix PORT=/dev/ttyACM0
# make flash # make flash PORT=/dev/ttyACM0
make mqtt-listen MQTT_HOST=192.168.1.2 MQTT_TOPIC='esp32/#'make sqlite-start MQTT_HOST=192.168.1.2
make dev-clean
This is coming soon:
Multi Body Systems Dynamics dot com
I took all the goodies from the github and forgejo repos: 2D/3D
I couldnt avoid to email again to Gabe Morris :)
Conclusions
My OutReach Setup
📌
Inbound marketing x Branded Videos
In theory, artifacts like ebooks, this blog, fossengineer… should give you inbound traffic.
But
The openAI image gpt 2 is so great that there is really no excuse not to get this right.
Doing 3 min videos (with xyz words aka xyz tokens) and 30 second shorts…
Its just one skill away:
FAQ
Whats your current agentic setup?
Im using right now herdr > tmux to better orchestrate agents sessions and dont go crazy with deliveries waiting for my input.
herdr #go out with ctrl + b then qIve tried https://chat.z.ai/, Kimi, GLM, Qwen 3.6 Plus and deepseek v4 which are well positioned at https://arena.ai/leaderboard/agent via https://opencode.ai/go

https://opencode.ai/workspace/wrk_01KTF9F2H7HR7DDPCB6CY0RDD6/go
Open Physics
Across the physics series, I have been building tinkering with this OSS stack:
Geometry / CAD / Rendering
- CadQuery - Python-first parametric CAD; your preferred agentic CAD bridge.
- OpenSCAD - simple code-based CSG CAD, good for lightweight STL-style parts.
- FreeCAD - GUI CAD, FEM workbench, STEP/IGES workflows.
- Blender - mesh-based rendering, animation, visual realism, Python scripting.
- Build123d - mentioned as a more Pythonic CadQuery-like alternative.
- Three.js - WebGL visualization / web rendering.
- Matter.js - 2D physics engine for web demos.
MBSD / Mechanics / Symbolic Math
- SymPy - deriving equations symbolically.
- NumPy / SciPy - numerical math, transforms, FFT, simulation support.
- Your own MBSD Python framework - JAlcocerT/mbsd.
- Your own related repos: Slider-Crank, mechanism, Bike_dynamic_simulator, Py_Double_Pendulum, ThreeBodies.
FEM / Structural / Multiphysics From content/blog/eng-fem.md:167:
- FreeCAD FEM
- CalculiX
- Elmer FEM
- Code_Aster
- Salome-Meca
- FEniCS / FEniCSx
- Firedrake
- SfePy
- CALFEM for Python
- Akantu
- Gmsh
- Netgen
- PyVista
- ParaView
CFD / Fluids From content/blog/eng-fluid-mechanics.md:330:
- OpenFOAM
- FreeCAD CfdOF
- Elmer FEM
- pySPH
- ParaView
- OpenModelica
Thermal / Thermodynamics From content/blog/eng-heat-transfer.md:594:
- Modelica
- OpenModelica
- OMPython
- PyMarl
- HeatraPy
- PySpice was also mentioned in the broader thermal/electronics tooling context.
Electronics / Electromagnetism / IoT From content/blog/eng-electronics.md:390:
- KiCad
- Atopile
- PySpice
- OpenModelica
- Schemdraw
- Velxio
- Arduino IDE
- ESPHome
- EMQX
- MQTT
- Prometheus
- Grafana
- TimescaleDB
- Elasticsearch / Logstash as downstream telemetry/data options.
Content / Visualization
- Remotion - videos as code for physics/engineering explanations.
- Matplotlib - plots, GIFs, validation visuals.
- D3.js - mentioned as promising for data/visualization.
If I had to reduce your physics OSS stack to the “core pipeline,” it is:
SymPy / NumPy / SciPy → MBSD Python framework → CadQuery / OpenSCAD / FreeCAD → Gmsh / CalculiX / Elmer / OpenFOAM → PyVista / ParaView / Blender / Three.js / Remotion → MQTT / EMQX / Grafana for real-world sensor feedback
The strongest recurring pattern in your posts is: physics as code → geometry as code → simulation as code → visualization as code → sensors to ground the model.

