A Human Business Academy Platform
Case study Try the demoA multi-tenant learning and certification platform for a business selling an online course, a live seminar, and an annual company-wide certification. Sole engineer, architect and content designer. All 355 commits are mine.
- Auth is magic links over signed session cookies, and access is per-person grants rather than shared room codes. A code routes you to your tenant. It is never the credential.
- Entitlement has exactly one source of truth and everything else is a cache. Access sync fails open by design, and a nightly reconciliation job catches the webhooks that never arrived.
- I wrote the constitution and the data schema before the code. Ten laws, including one that has cost me features: an employer can see that an employee completed a lesson and can never see what they wrote in it. That floor is enforced at the store on read, not per view, so a private entry cannot leak into a roll-up, a search, or an export.
- The legacy KV stores became one D1 table. All 32 existing records were backfilled and verified against a pre-migration baseline before the originals were retired.
- One deploy script, and nothing reaches production around it. The team works inside the same Worker I am shipping to, so a careless deploy does not break a side project. It breaks the room somebody is mid-sentence in.