Apps, dashboards, and public pages
Portfolio projects include web, desktop, and mobile work, with this repository serving the main public site, portfolio, and server pages.
Little X 2.0 deck to real site
Wícolly builds the Blacklight stack.
A public home for Wícolly Pedro Alcântara, Blacklight Technologies, Little X 2.0, Blacklight 3D, and the infrastructure that keeps these projects testable, deployed, and honest about what is already real.
01 HeroBrand, author, real project scope.
02 What we doSoftware, AI, catalog, infrastructure.
03 ProofValidated notes, not placeholder copy.
04 RoadmapFinished phases and next practical work.
05 ContactOnly confirmed channels and clear gaps.
What we do
One ecosystem for experiments that have to become useful.
The Canva deck described a tech company in broad terms. The real version is more specific: a builder-led workspace connecting AI runtime work, public websites, server operations, and a new 3D-print catalog.
Little X 2.0 as a local-first agent
Little X 2.0 is a local/dev FastAPI and CLI runtime with persisted chats, audit events, provider selection, model defaults, and explicit fallback behavior.
Blacklight 3D quote-first commerce
Blacklight 3D is live as a public catalog under wicolly.com.br, focused on practical 3D-printed products and custom quote workflows.
Homenagem para Márcia
Uma carta carinhosa para minha segunda mãe e madrinha, sem fotos, feita para guardar essa história no site.
About / vision / mission
Build small, verify hard, publish only what can stand up.
The operating direction is practical: ship real systems, keep private infrastructure private, avoid fake polish, and make each public page reflect the current project state.
InputNeed, prompt, product idea, or server task.
ProcessCode, deploy, validate, document, and redact secrets.
OutputA public page, working tool, catalog item, or clear next step.
Builder
Wícolly Pedro Alcântara is the named person behind the current public Wicolly and Little X 2.0 materials.
Brand
Blacklight Technologies is used as the umbrella identity in the Little X 2.0 Canva deck and public project language.
Boundary
Little X 2.0 remains local/dev. It should not be presented as a public hosted AI product until authentication and policy work exist.
Live path
Blacklight 3D is documented as live at /blacklight3d/ with catalog and quote flow.
Little X 2.0
The brain section from the deck, grounded in the real runtime.
Recent project notes show a working local Web UI, audited chat flow, provider/model catalog, and an experimental NVIDIA NIM path. The public site names those capabilities without implying the private runtime is exposed online.
Local FastAPI Web UI
Implemented with GET /, GET /api/status, and POST /api/chat, reusing the agent runtime and persisting user/assistant messages in SQLite.
Provider and model routing
Central catalog, aliases, local defaults, explicit fallback, CLI model commands, and UI controls for provider/model selection.
NVIDIA NIM adapter
Integrated as an experimental/test provider with env-only secrets, limited retry, rate-limit documentation, and fallback to local behavior when unavailable.
Auditability example
Controlled research stays explicit.
Entrada"Pesquise sobre o ZimaCube" with allow_research=true.
Processamentoweb.search, source selection, minimal context, then model response.
SaidaFactual summary with sources, research_used=true, blocked_reason=null.
Products / projects
Current public work, not fake product slots.
The Canva deck had generic product and project cards. These cards use the real public paths and project statuses available in the current repo and Notion context.
Public catalog
Blacklight 3D
3D-printed products by quote
Catalog mode is live at /blacklight3d/. Current direction favors practical home/setup organizers, PLA/PETG materials, simple colors, kits, and avoiding licensed IP.
Portfolio
React / TypeScript
Project portfolio and apps
The existing portfolio remains the detailed project library for CampusFlow, desktop tools, web experiments, curriculum, screenshots, and technical context.
Private infra
Hefesto / Poseidon
Infrastructure pages
Hefesto and Poseidon keep public summaries separate from administrative details, preserving the boundary between public visibility and private operations.
Local tools
Little X adjacent
Automation and local utilities
Wicolly projects often start as local tools: readers, dashboards, automations, and operational helpers that can later become polished public work.
Roadmap
Recent progress and next honest milestones.
The deck's Q1-Q3 roadmap is reframed around what is already done and what should happen next.
Foundation done
- Little X 2.0 project hygiene, uv workflow, checkpoints, and tests established.
- Minimal local Web UI implemented and validated with persisted chat/audit flow.
- Unified Wicolly static-site repository serves main, portfolio, Hefesto, and Poseidon pages.
Current buildout
- Little X 2.0 visual theme, provider/model catalog, and experimental NVIDIA NIM provider.
- Blacklight 3D public catalog path documented as live under /blacklight3d/.
- Research underway for practical, sellable 3D-printed product categories.
Next work
- Restore blocked Python dependency tests and repeat full Little X validation.
- Add real product photos and richer product entries to Blacklight 3D.
- Confirm a general public business contact before publishing an email or address.
Contact
Start from a real public path.
For project context, use the portfolio and GitHub. For Blacklight 3D quotes, use the public WhatsApp path configured in the catalog.
Business email and physical address are intentionally not listed because they were not confirmed in the current Notion context.