Get to know Fletcher
Start with the quick introduction, then get to know the background and working style.
The Stuff I Have Online
There’s software, teaching, writing, frameworks, music, and a little mischief here. Choose something you want to explore, or browse the directory below. Some destinations are finished work. Others show an idea still taking shape.
Numbered paths follow a useful order. The other collections are yours to browse however you like.
Start with the quick introduction, then get to know the background and working style.
Follow the invention model into the reasoning and decisions around a concrete software project.
See the collaboration model, inspect a project, then try a stance.
Choose operations experience, documentation systems, or a framework and its software application.
Explore teaching practice and resources built around how people learn and manage everyday life.
Browse essays, a book, or technical documentation.
Make something, read a complaint about being human, find music, or explore an invention history.
Read the condensed lessons first, then the unemployment and job-search story behind them.
Each destination has a short description here. Related resources stay with the project they belong to. External destinations are marked.
The short introduction to this portfolio, laboratory, and field notebook.
The quick introduction to Fletcher and his work.
Background across writing, teaching, operations, and systems.
How I approach problems, collaboration, and everyday work.
What other people have said about working with me.
An interactive model built from the histories of nine inventions.
Choose a tab on that page to explore Dream Machine, Anchorpoint / LeanMate, The Way They See It, CYOA Video Game Graphic Novels, OEI, ECH, Porpoise, The Lemonade Economy, or Inventor’s Lab and its Masked Tuk-Tuk Driver example. These histories include concepts and evolving work, not just released products.
I developed OEI to investigate operational strain across five pillars. The OEI Institute governs the methodology and its practice standards, and develops practitioner training, assessment, and authorization pathways.
On the OEI site: the methodology · the Institute.
An evolving reference system with paired perspectives for people with executive dysfunction and the people supporting them.
Related software: LemonlessTMS: Case Study.
How I figure out what software should do and how it should behave.
Task-management software developed within The Lemonade Economy, with examples of design decisions and release testing.
An explanation, playable model, and examples of AI contribution and human judgment.
The development and behavioral design of portable AI stances.
Six free YAML stances for different kinds of conversations with AI assistants.
The library includes Archivist, Challenger, Confidante, The Drafter, Explorer, and Panic Room. Downloads and instructions stay together on the product page.
OEI-derived software for structured hiring interviews and existing-employee contribution mapping. The linked product page documents its beta status.
Also documented in Show & Tell Nook: Swipet, a pet-adoption software project, and Invisible Load, a calculator developed into browser and desktop software. The feed records their development. No public app destination is provided here.
For a creative interactive tool, try Inventor’s Lab.
An English-teaching approach with practical learning styles and a Spanish/English interface.
Teaching background: EAFIT.
Longer-form writing.
An introduction to a collaborative research project about raising children in a world shaped by AI, and the skills and frameworks that could help prepare them for it.
A published book. This link opens its Amazon listing.
Four selected documentation samples, with links to the PDFs.
Choose Chill, Medium, or Hype. This project is intentionally unfinished.
A creative tool that combines a topic, method, and direction to give you something to make.
A protest against recurring biological maintenance, written as software complaints.
Knowledge-systems responsibilities, governance, documentation standards, and intended outcomes.
A knowledge-base rebuild as the sole technical writer.
Documentation leadership and a docs-as-code rebuild of more than 100 articles.
Documentation created from scratch across more than 250 articles.
Operations and coordination across 13 projects and more than 50 people.
Earlier work in collections, education, manufacturing, and online communities.
The unemployment period, job search, and eventual hiring at Coupa.
The condensed lessons from that search.
Dated dispatches about things I’ve been making.
A downloadable professional-background reference.
Book a conversation.
The product storefront linked from this portfolio.
Or email me: fletcherdgaleano@gmail.com · fletcher@operationalentropy.com
Unfinished destinations are part of the workshop. The playlist’s empty areas remain in place, and invention histories show what was explored without promising a finished product.