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Google sign-in only. There’s no password to forget, and none for me to lose.

Continue with Google and you’re in. Google confirms it’s you, and this site takes its word for it. I never see your password, because I never receive one.

Here for my résumé? This is the door to it: continue with Google, then ask for it on the page you land on, and I hand it over myself.

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Why there’s no “sign up”

There’s no separate sign-up form, and that’s deliberate. Continuing with Google is the whole of it — no second page, and no password for either of us to look after. If it comes back saying I haven’t opened an account for you, that’s the real answer rather than a fault: tell me and I’ll sort it out. This is a working console with real records in it, not a demo full of invented data, and I’d rather know who’s in there. It isn’t exclusivity.

Almost nothing else is behind this. The work is public, the engineering write-ups are public, and the AI console is open — the two things an account gets you are my résumé and a look inside the real console. If it’s the second one you want, ask: I’ll usually say yes, and usually the same day.

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