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Executive Decision Desk

A working desk for the decisions, delegations and meetings that need an answer today.

This desk runs in your browser. Enable JavaScript to add a request, record a decision and export the brief; nothing is sent anywhere.

MY CONTRIBUTION
Product design, deterministic decision ranking and interface implementation.
THE PROJECT
Local interactive instrument; AI drafting intentionally disabled.
WORKING WITH IT
Demonstration data only. No calendar, email or AI provider is connected.
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One place for the requests waiting on the executive office: what must be decided, who owns the follow-through and which meeting it belongs to.

The demonstration case uses a fictional company. Queue order, action hygiene and the briefing are calculated from the records you enter, and nothing leaves this browser.

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Commercial operations Approach
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The Sun is Home. Planets are sections. Their satellites are projects, ideas and experience: moons, smaller planets and celestial anomalies. The bright star is Stack; selecting it reveals a pulsar and the tools I use.

Select a labelled body or use Explore. Back restores your previous view, or the parent for a directly opened page. Home returns to the Sun. Click empty space outside a window to close it. Your browser’s Back and Forward work too.

Drag the scene to pan and scroll to zoom. The + and − controls also zoom; ↺ restores the current view. Choose Explore 3D for a full-screen view without text or controls. On touch screens, pan with one finger or pinch with two. Press Escape to return Home. The scene fills the current window without changing the app or browser window mode.

Use Tab to move between controls, Enter to select, and Escape to go back. All content remains available without the 3D scene.

Planet textures: Solar System Scope, CC BY 4.0, resized and compressed. Scene techniques informed by N3rson’s MIT Solar-System-3D.
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