Preballin / @preballin

AI workflow systems, music technology, creative automation, and public-safe research tooling.

I'm Thaddeus Arndt, an AI workflow builder, creative automation operator, and music/audio technologist in Los Angeles. This page collects public-safe project work, GitHub demos, and case-study directions without exposing private credentials, account data, raw logs, or production-only systems.

AI workflow and creative automation proof-of-work

Three clean-room GitHub demos showing tested, public-safe systems for research automation, music/audio operations, and approval-gated agent workflows.

Why these are public-safe

All three demos are structured around safety boundaries: synthetic examples, no private logs, no secrets, no live account mutation, no sensitive source lists, no production credentials, and no unsupported claims.

clean-roomportfolio-safereviewed before publish

More repos and case studies in preparation

These are sanitized directions being prepared from real work, with private implementation details removed before publication.

Approval-Gated Automation Patterns

Case-study patterns for systems that research, draft, prepare, and report while stopping before sensitive submissions, payments, account changes, or external messages.

safetyautomationhandoff

Creator Commerce and Website Systems

Static-site funnels, booking pages, portfolio systems, SEO content workflows, and creator commerce patterns.

webStripe-style flowsSEO

Scene Practice App Lab

Public-safe app concepts for theater/scene practice, rehearsal flows, mock script data, and mobile-ready product notes.

consumer appcreative toolsprototype

Public-Data Market Monitor

Read-only dashboard and reporting patterns using synthetic data, with no wallet code, trading execution, private thresholds, or account-specific details.

public datadashboardsdry-run

Security-minded public packaging

Some of my strongest work involves private workflows, client/account contexts, and automation systems that should not be copied directly to GitHub. My public portfolio approach is to extract the architecture, tests, documentation, synthetic examples, and safety patterns while leaving private edge, credentials, logs, and production systems out of public repos.