GeezerVison

• Today - upcoming activities
• Map - filterable map of facilities
• Schedules - view all schedules on one page
• Activities - activity availability by area, facility, and time of day
• Advanced Search - create a custom set of schedules
• About - more info and write-ups about how stuff works

See data.ottrec.ca for more information.

The scraper and schema are entirely hand-written and verified. The dataset indexing, heuristics, and query language for the website are as well.

I read the diff of all dataset updates. I also have claude read them as well to catch the less-obvious things (using some tooling I gave it ideas for). I report typos and incorrect schedules to the city daily when I notice them (usually ~5 per week).

The website is designed by me at a high-level (features, layout, and architecture), but I delegate most of the implementation to Claude since I don't really enjoy front-end development. All long-form prose (and most of the shorter stuff) is written by me.

The data enrichment is fully maintained by Claude, but I review the code and make the decisions about how to interpret stuff.