The Software Portfolio
Ryan Lucas’s software portfolio covers the SpiritBox local-AI product line, CrossCheck Windows crossing-record software, VRAM Relay GPU coordination, NetCrawl’s playable browser release, and clearly labelled active research projects.
A showcase of independent systems engineering: from multi-container sovereign AI workstations and patent-pending GPU coordination to spatial pipeline GIS workspaces, procedural roguelike engines, and industrial megaproject automation.
Independent software and active research
Each entry states its current product or research status, technical scope, and commercial boundary.
SpiritBox Ultimate
The full SpiritBox workstation: nine default Docker services, local model and voice workflows, document retrieval with pgvector, n8n automation, SearXNG search, and patent-pending VRAM Relay coordination. ComfyUI connects through the endpoint the user configures.
SpiritBox Pro
The focused voice edition where typed local-model chat can speak through Piper TTS. Pro requires LM Studio plus Docker Desktop using Linux containers, consumes compatible Piper .onnx voices, and stores local conversation history. It does not train voices or provide Ultimate document memory. Two copies sold before a formal marketing campaign.
SpiritBox Basic + Voice Lab source work
The free entry point into SpiritBox. Basic provides local chat through LM Studio, standard Spirit Guides, and local conversation history without Docker. Voice Lab is separate source work for Whisper and Piper voice training. Its source ZIP remains request-only and is not a versioned or qualified customer package.
CrossCheck 1.0
A high-precision desktop engineering workspace built specifically for crossing complex multi-source records, spatial KML/KMZ pipeline GIS reviews, attention item triage, history tracking, and validated backups. Polished over 6 months of part-time engineering into a shippable desktop package.
VRAM Relay™ (Patent Pending)
Proprietary single-GPU memory coordination algorithm for sequential handoffs between configured language-model and ComfyUI workloads. It does not make every model or workflow fit; results depend on the GPU, selected models, and media pipeline.
NetCrawl
A televised cosmic survival roguelike built for the browser. Procedural dungeons, turn-based combat, character classes, bosses, inventory, sponsor systems, and upgrade paths make each crawl different.
Control Panel & 4D Risk Suite
An enterprise dashboard tying multiple engineering and diagnostic tools into a single sovereign control room. Features a 4D construction-visualization application with local LLM-driven schedule risk analysis and a deterministic RFP ingestion engine.
HeartMuLa Local Music Studio
A working local voice-and-music neural generation pipeline built and integrated within about one week of the model's own public release. Demonstrates extreme agility in taking bleeding-edge neural research and turning it into an integrated desktop audio creation studio.
Results First & Key Results
Foundational builder roots: Results First was an early proactive entrepreneurial concept delivering fully working, turnkey websites to clients before they even requested them. Key Results was a visual web tool that helped users generate Python macro automation scripts for keyboard, mouse, and system workflows.