GitHub profile README for Steven Seagondollar.

Built by Steven Seagondollar using DropShock Digital documentation and product patterns.

• Make the repo purpose obvious in the first 30 seconds.
• Put the architecture or workflow in a visual map before deep prose.
• Keep commands, environment notes, and handoff risks close to the top.
• Credit the real builder/maintainer while keeping client or project context separate from implementation notes.
• Audit priority: P2

flowchart TD
    A["New repo / operator"] --> B["Template or hub"]
    B --> C["Reusable standards"]
    C --> D["Project-specific implementation"]
    D --> E["Consistent handoff"]
    B --> F["Examples + adoption notes"]

• Visual-first GitHub Markdown is kept, but constrained to one clear hero/asset lane.
• Existing Mermaid thinking is preserved and moved near the top as the system map.
• Existing setup intent is kept and reframed as a short operator path.
• Architecture language is retained but converted into a skimmable diagram-first explanation.

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• No dedicated docs files detected yet; use this README as the current source of truth.

This README follows the DropShock repo documentation format: one clear identity, one visual map, a short operator path, explicit ownership, and deeper detail moved into linked docs when needed. If the repo grows, add or update docs/ARCHITECTURE.md, docs/DEPLOYMENT.md, and docs/OPERATIONS.md instead of turning the README into a wall of text.