Cengkuru Michael · Open data systems architect
I build disclosure systems governments actually use.
Infrastructure and procurement transparency that survives real government constraints. Not dashboards. Operable records that answer the question a citizen, an auditor, or an engineer actually asks.
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The work, on the record.
Seven countries, real systems, real disclosure. Click a country to read what was built, by whom, and the proof it left behind.
Each record is real, verifiable work. Live portals are linked where public. Figures are as published.
Six visual essays.
Not posts. Each one is a scene you operate: a model, a simulation, a query you run yourself.
Decision game
The traffic light decision
Operate the model that decides which project an auditor investigates.
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Simulation
Why disclosure portals die
Make the five architecture calls and watch a portal live or die over three years.
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Scrollytelling
Three validations, or you shipped a draft
Kampala, 143 officers, and the question that broke a year-old assumption.
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Operable instrument
What 100,000 contracts taught me
Query a wall of scanned contracts and watch it fail to answer.
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Decision tool
Three integration patterns
Match your source-system reality to the pattern that survives.
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Annotated timeline
Why infrastructure disclosure portals die at month eighteen
Five decisions before launch. Two you can never undo. Watch which ones detonate.
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Building accountability systems that governments actually keep?
That is the work. Let us talk about making it real.
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