The developer collection

Projects, with the details.

Tools for diagnosing websites, connecting streams and bringing editor activity into Discord, plus selected contributor web work. Software projects keep source-backed setup notes and release history; case studies keep roles and attribution boundaries explicit.

5 public repositories1 web case studyReviewed

Selected web work

A first-party case study of Sammy’s ongoing redesign and development contribution for Furry Con Archives, including archive discovery, source attribution, the separate Consurf data relationship, and clear boundaries around Mello Zone.

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Web diagnostics

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Streaming tools

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Editor integrations

A reference, not just a list

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Project pages distinguish published releases, beta builds and source-only integrations. Installation notes point to the reviewed repository; limitations and license details stay visible alongside the features. Contributor case studies identify the role, primary site and relationship boundaries without treating external organizations as Sammy-owned properties.

For the wider creative portfolio, technical skills and first-party work record, visit Work & Skills. For creator background and contact information, see About Sammy and Connect.