# raidz — Andrew Proctor

> Andrew Proctor's personal website, covering technical architecture, operations, team leadership, product delivery, and applied AI.

A short directory of all public content pages. Links below provide Markdown versions of the website's articles; each includes its canonical web address. Project and game pages describe the interactive experiences available on the website.

## Profile and contact

- [Andrew Proctor — Architecture, operations, and applied AI](https://raidz.net/index.md): Andrew Proctor’s work in technical architecture, operations, team leadership, and applied AI, with selected projects and personal interests.
- [Profile — Andrew Proctor](https://raidz.net/profile.md): How Andrew Proctor approaches technical decisions, team leadership, incident response, and customer needs.
- [About — Andrew Proctor](https://raidz.net/about.md): Personal interests, family life, and the work behind raidz.
- [Contact — Andrew Proctor](https://raidz.net/contact.md): Contact Andrew Proctor by email or find him on LinkedIn.

## Work

- [Work — Andrew Proctor](https://raidz.net/work.md): Andrew Proctor’s progression from customer support and server builds to leading technology operations, teams, and product delivery.
- [Building an operations organization — Andrew Proctor](https://raidz.net/work/teams.md): How Andrew Proctor built an operations organization and developed its leaders.
- [Product launches and ongoing operations — Andrew Proctor](https://raidz.net/work/delivery.md): Product delivery, marketplace work, and operations across self-hosted and cloud products.
- [AI tools and integrations — Andrew Proctor](https://raidz.net/work/applied-ai.md): AI tools Andrew Proctor creates at work and in personal projects, including agent integrations, web search, document processing, and memory retrieval.

## Projects

- [Projects — Andrew Proctor](https://raidz.net/projects.md): Andrew Proctor’s personal projects: AI workflows, video restoration, infrastructure recovery, and systems that combine keyword and vector search.
- [Switchyard — Andrew Proctor](https://raidz.net/projects/switchyard.md): A workflow for assigning AI work to eligible providers, with independent review and checks of what they produce.
- [Atlas — Andrew Proctor](https://raidz.net/projects/atlas.md): A Hermes-based agent that connects conversations to tools and verifies results.
- [OSINT feed — Andrew Proctor](https://raidz.net/projects/osint.md): Public-report updates grouped to reduce repetition while retaining uncertainty.

## Notes

- [Notes — Andrew Proctor](https://raidz.net/notes.md): Decisions and lessons from the systems I build and run.
- [When a failed coding task cannot simply switch models — Andrew Proctor](https://raidz.net/notes/independent-ai-review.md): How I handle a failed authoring attempt, independent review and uncertainty about the files left behind.
- [What happened after the tool said “success”? — Andrew Proctor](https://raidz.net/notes/verify-tool-actions.md): A command response, a device reading and a public page can each tell you something different.
- [One report, many reposts — Andrew Proctor](https://raidz.net/notes/repeated-reports-and-evidence.md): How I group coverage of an event without treating repetition as corroboration.
- [The cached page was the wrong answer — Andrew Proctor](https://raidz.net/notes/cache-request-limits.md): Two requests for the same page needed different amounts of text. The cache treated them as identical.
- [An agent was recalling too much — Andrew Proctor](https://raidz.net/notes/agent-memory-retrieval.md): The investigation that led me to reduce retrieved context while keeping stored memories.
- [A recovery check must also leave a working system alone — Andrew Proctor](https://raidz.net/notes/recovery-checks.md): I tested a network repair in both the broken and healthy states.

## Games

- [Games — Andrew Proctor](https://raidz.net/games.md): Play Rust Riot and Meridian Fall in your browser.
- [Rust Riot — Andrew Proctor](https://raidz.net/games/rust-riot.md): A browser vehicle-combat game with desktop and phone controls.
- [Meridian Fall — Andrew Proctor](https://raidz.net/games/meridian-fall.md): A WebGL2 browser first-person game with desktop and phone controls.