Project records, troubleshooting notes, and technical writing.
A reader's question about agent verification led to two email failures that made the same lesson concrete: check the layer that supports the claim.
How I used Hyper-V, WDS, custom WinPE, and an SMB-hosted Windows 11 source to reach a verified Phase 4 deployment boundary in my Active Directory and PXE lab.
Why I moved six self-hosted services out of separate LXC containers and into one Docker stack, and what that changed about operating, monitoring, and recovering my homelab.
How I turn temporary AI sessions into tested changes, reusable lessons, and auditable handoffs without letting cached context outrank the live system.
How I rebuilt levihuff.net around one canonical identity, visible quick answers, linked JSON-LD, and a generated llms.txt without pretending any of it guarantees AI rankings.
A community tech-support visit that turned scam texts, browser pop-ups, and an overloaded inbox into a cleaner Android setup with protections she can understand and maintain.
A personal practice for keeping durable working notes in files I control, rather than relying on a single assistant or app.
A source-linked implementation note on reddit-kb, a local MCP server for searching saved Reddit content.
A practical checklist for keeping plans, implementation, and verification separate when working on this site.
The repository files that describe this portfolio's build, agent instructions, and checks, with a clear boundary between configuration and execution evidence.
Diagnostic notes for separating configuration, service startup, networking, and resource problems in a local Windows and WSL2 setup.
How AeroAssist packages its ASP.NET Core application and SQL Server dependency, with configuration details and current validation limits.
IT support, onboarding, and Windows imaging during my Tire Discounters co-op.
Culinary Mastery, a University of Cincinnati Senior Design team project presented at IT Expo 2025.
The source files and build pipeline behind levihuff.net, including Eleventy templates, shared career data, Tailwind CSS, and automated deployment.
A C# ticketing application connecting Razor Pages, a REST API, and SQL Server, with source-linked examples of my work.
LocoQuest, an academic Android team project using Kotlin, maps, and device location.
Practical insights on applying full stack concepts across frontend, backend, and database layers in academic and professional contexts
Practical approaches to making web applications accessible and maintainable for long-term use
Practical exposure to Linux, Windows, and macOS system administration through troubleshooting, configuration, and reliability work
Windows workstation preparation, hardware troubleshooting, and equipment support during my TQL internship.
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