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HALCONDEORO/README.md

Marco Tevar — MACD Adaptive, Ireland, ES / EN

Founder at MACD Adaptive. I work on booking systems, websites, WhatsApp and automation for small businesses in Ireland, alongside open-source experiments.

Trabajo en herramientas prácticas para pequeños negocios. Hablo español e inglés.

Public work · ES / EN · Ireland

MACD · current work · CV repository · CV website

Projects in progress

  • MACD Adaptive — current work on booking systems, reminders, websites and WhatsApp ordering for small businesses. Tools under development, with a focus on accessibility and plain language.
  • Almojarife — an open-source sea-trading browser game set on the Iberian and Mediterranean coast in the 15th–16th centuries. Early development, in English and Spanish. Try the development build.
  • Sign-language mosaic — an experimental personal video-wall page for sign-language videos from a public streaming catalog. Early development.

Public repository activity

Public original repositories, stars and forks received, and recent projects; retrieval time included

Public, original repositories only - the card shows the counts and when they were retrieved.

How the stats are generated

Counts cover public, non-fork repositories owned by HALCONDEORO. Stars and forks are received on those original repositories. Recent projects are the four most recently pushed originals with a recorded push date; dates are repository push dates, not personal commit counts or evidence of a release. Empty repositories still count toward totals.

The SVG is generated locally by a dependency-free Node 22 script, using only the anonymous, paginated public GitHub API. Its UTC timestamp records the successful retrieval. A workflow attempts a refresh on pushes to main, every six hours, and on manual dispatch. On failure it keeps the last successful artifact and reports an error; the displayed timestamp may therefore be older.

No external stats widgets, private activity, visitor tracking or skill scores.

Run node --test test/stats.test.mjs to test with fixtures, then node scripts/stats.mjs to refresh from the public API. No packages, credentials or PAT are needed for either command. GitHub's built-in workflow token is used only to save the SVG back to this repository.

The test job also runs on pull requests with read-only token. Only the writer job has contents: write, and it runs on main alone, never on a pull request. Automatic pushes do not trigger another run with the built-in token. A failed API request, including rate limiting, fails the update without replacing the SVG.

Changes should go through one reviewed PR with CI checked before merging, with no automerge. This workflow consumes standard GitHub-hosted runner time; no paid service or add-on is configured. No PR is created by the generator.

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  1. almojarife-game almojarife-game Public

    Open-source sea-trading game on the Iberian and Mediterranean coast, 15th-16th c. Desktop browser game (Windows, Mac, Linux), English and Spanish. Early development, name provisional.

    JavaScript 5

  2. vidaa-clean-tv vidaa-clean-tv Public

    Reversible VIDAA privacy settings guides and offline DNS log tools. Model-specific hardware verification is still pending.

    Python 4

  3. jw-sign-mosaic jw-sign-mosaic Public

    Watch any jw.org sign-language video publication - JW Broadcasting, meeting songs and every library section - in many sign languages at once. Unofficial personal page streaming from jw.org

    HTML 1