Client work
The Workforce Proposal Platform
Constraint: a dense, structured offer had to stay scannable and navigable end to end.
A proposal prepared for a client.
Proof behind the industry map
Proof behind the industry map
The six builds below are the delivered results behind the industry map lines. Proteus, ASKA's open-core operating layer (open-core version 1.8.0), is published at github.com/aska-digital/protean-kit. Other ASKA builds live in the full portfolio on the company page.
Client work
ACC Training
Constraint: construction cloud governance had to become a usable training tool.
A live deployment.
Client work
BlueProcurement
Constraint: sourcing across construction, vehicle, and computer parts had to stay comparable in one place.
Live catalogues including construction, vehicle, and computer parts.
Open source
CORE
Constraint: vehicle diagnostics had to read live in the browser from a dongle.
An open-source Bluetooth OBD-II car-dashboard web app with live gauges and fault-code read and clear.
Client work
Vibetrade
Constraint: exchange frontends cap what a desk can execute.
A custom trading interface delivered for a trading-firm client, with automated strategy execution and complex order types. Now being reworked into modular form.
Internal
Macro Scenario-Simulation System + Weave
Constraint: shifting assumptions had to reweight scenarios live, not after the fact.
Reads central-bank minutes and reweights scenarios across five assumptions live, alongside a prototyped prediction-market probability engine.
Where things stand
Available now, still being built
Available now
- The open-source kit
- Templates and working rules
- Build checks and the site generator
Still being built
- The conversational setup agent
- The one-command installer
Proteus open-core released at v1.8.0 with templates, build gates, and a generator. Setup today needs comfort with a terminal and some manual steps. Copying generated files into place is manual for now.
Not claimed
What is not claimed
No customer counts, no revenue figures, no headcount, no funding claims. None are documented, so none appear here. No revenue projections, hiring totals, customer counts, or timelines are stated.
Stated limits
Stated plainly
- “The public kit has not yet been independently demonstrated to deliver a real product end to end.”
- “The conversational setup agent and a one-command installer are not shipped.”
- “ASKA does not guarantee uptime, response times, savings, or model performance.”
What that means for a QDB reviewer: ASKA is applying as a builder with live deployments and an open-source kit. The builds are Workforce Proposal Platform, ACC Training, BlueProcurement, CORE, Vibetrade, and the Macro Scenario-Simulation System. ASKA seeks USD 300,000 to start to prove the Qatar operation milestone by milestone. Funding is trenched on mutually agreed milestones.
Review the delivered result at each milestone, not a claim that it worked. That is how the kit itself operates. The producer does not approve. Approval reads the actual result. That is also how we propose to be funded.
Not yet in a way that has been independently demonstrated. That line stays until the demonstration exists.
The conversational setup agent and the one-command installer. Setup today needs comfort with a terminal and some manual steps.
Work stops at a check, returns to the responsible role, and is corrected. Bounded recovery rules limit retries, and unresolved problems go to the human supervisor. Review reduces the chance of error. It does not eliminate it. Important decisions still need qualified human judgment.
The open-source kit, templates, build gates, and generator are available now. You need Hermes, Python, and comfort with a terminal, and setup includes manual steps. The conversational setup agent and a one-command installer are not shipped. The public kit has not yet been independently demonstrated to deliver a real product end to end. We keep that distinction visible.