Status: Public proof surface. Repo status: published public reference. Release status: not a product release. License review required.
Francisco Abner Rivera / Franzabner
CEO. Co-Founder. Mechanical, Electrical, and Autonomous Systems Architect.
This repository documents the public-safe arc from field electrical work to systems architecture. It explains how field craft became architecture discipline: installability, traceability, physical constraints, commissioning habits, and review gates carried forward into mechanical, electrical, embedded, and AI-assisted engineering work.
Franzabner is Francisco Abner Rivera's personal public technical brand. This repo is part of that public surface. It is not the official company voice, not a civic-entity voice, and not a substitute for private employment records or sealed company implementation.
| Proof Area | Public Evidence |
|---|---|
| Field-to-architecture judgment | Field constraints are treated as design inputs, not afterthoughts |
| Cross-discipline vocabulary | Electrical, mechanical, embedded, and AI workflow language stay connected |
| Review posture | Every transition from field note to architecture decision needs a checkable boundary |
| Public-safe storytelling | Career context is presented without employer files, customer files, or protected project records |
This repo routes readers back to the current Franzabner public proof stack:
- franzabner-proof-stack - public navigation and proof-routing spine.
- electrical-panel-dressing - electrical field discipline and documentation proof.
- public-pcb-review-checklist - PCB review discipline.
- Mechanical / Fusion 360.
- Electrical / KiCad / PCB.
- Embedded / Pico / RP2350.
- Agents / harnesses.
- DGX / NVIDIA / fine-tuning.
- Omniverse / USD / 3D worlds.
- EPI / Hugging Face.
- Upwork proof routing after review.
Public:
- Francisco Abner Rivera's public identity and technical brand.
- General career arc, field discipline, and architecture posture.
- Synthetic examples and public-safe proof routing.
Private or sealed:
- Customer files, employer project records, site identifiers, private source artifacts, sealed YOSO-YAi implementation, private infrastructure, credentials, and internal corpora.
- Any claim that a public story is a client case study or a deployed customer result.
- Any unrelated private account, civic entity, or company operating material.
- No fake release claims.
- No fake client or customer claims.
- No deployment or revenue claims.
- No hosted model, dataset, benchmark result, or Hugging Face artifact claim.
- License review remains required before changing license posture.
The field built the discipline.
The architecture keeps it visible.