Websites
Finished pages you can open and use. Scrum deliverables: you own the idea, a lead runs the build, other AIs take tasks, and the test is a working site.
The owner of the site
Jenner Bies
Earning a B.S. in Information Technology Management, Western Governors University
Jenner's Forge is a gallery of finished work, built with AI as a working partner. I live in the Pacific Northwest. Atlas packs gather the ocean of information available on the internet about each subject into a single, navigable place - they are study objects, not medical advice, not official training, and not a credential.
AI is much like heavy equipment - powerful, but a human must always verify and validate the work performed.
What this portfolio is for
A gallery of work built with AI — including this site — so the range of that work can be seen in one place.
This site exists to show what can be accomplished with AI as a working partner: not a list of prompts, but finished output you can open. The home page is part of that proof. It is meant to be looked at, clicked, and used, the same as the pieces it holds.
The point is to make the work visible as a body — websites, course systems, practice tools, and utilities — so a visitor can tell, in a few minutes, the kinds of problems that have been taken from an idea through to something that runs.
What it contains
Four kinds of work sit in the gallery. Each card on the home page is a door into one of them.
Atlas
A field-guide study booklet for one subject. Lessons, a quiz, and labs in one pack you can finish on your own.
Training
One skill, drilled in the browser. Vector Drill is the first piece. The rest of this shelf is still being built.
Tools
Decision aids. Public data, structured so you can look and then decide - or not. PNW Atlas is the first piece.