I shipped another domain last week. Not a sub-page, not a subdomain, a separate site at matthiasmeyer.tech that exists for one purpose: to explain the open-source repos I publish, on their own terms, without competing with the studio that pays the bills. It went live in one Sunday session. The story is partly a build report, partly an argument for why solo founders running a company should keep their personal-brand surface separate from the company surface, and partly a walk through what is actually inside: twenty-two repositories, six explainer essays, a 3D force graph as the hero, build-time GitHub stats so the numbers stay fresh, and the AI-ready discovery layer that every site I touch now ships by default. There was a moment around midnight where the live URL came up clean for the first time, all twenty-two repos visible in the graph, the cyan particles flowing along the edges, and I realised the site was both technically tighter than studiomeyer.io and smaller in scope. That is the whole point.…