SHAOTING HERN & BUILDER
Reading Lab
SHAOTING HE / REGISTERED NURSE

Nurse.Builder.

I work in intensive care and build software beyond it. Next: tools for nursing, and health research anyone can read. I’m looking for people to build them with.

Work with meSee the work

ICU practice · Nova Scotia, Canada

OPEN TONew collaborations
01 / FROM OBSERVATION TO SOFTWARE

The work speaks.

Native AI usage tools for Windows and Mac. A bilingual research digest. A one-click screenshot lens for Windows. Making information easier to use.

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Windows & Mac appmacOS 0.18.4 · Windows 0.18.4

AUV

Agent Usage Viewer

Know how much AI coding time you have left.

AUV is a desktop app for Mac and Windows that shows your Codex and Claude usage and limits at a glance, so you can pace your work.

  • English / 中文

AUV runs on Mac and Windows computers. Open this page on your computer to download it.

Download for Windows · v0.18.4

Windows 11 · x64 · portable ZIP · unsigned

Download for macOS · v0.18.4

macOS 14+ · Apple silicon + Intel · signed and notarized

GuidesInstallation
ProjectRelease notesGitHub
Behind the project
What it is for
Seeing how much Codex and Claude time is left before starting a long piece of work, without opening each account.
The hardest parts
Exact Claude usage comes from a signed-in Safari session, so AUV has to keep reading it when Safari is hidden, minimized or on another desktop. The other half of the work is shipping a signed, notarized Universal Mac app alongside a separate Windows version.
Where help is needed
Windows is the gap: 0.18.4 now matches the Mac wherever Windows can, but it ships unsigned and has no Claude reading yet. A developer who knows Windows packaging and code signing would make the biggest difference. Testing and design feedback from people who use Codex or Claude every day is just as welcome.
AUV / macOSAUV 0.18.4 on macOS · live Claude and Codex usage
AUV 0.18.4 on macOS · live Claude and Codex usageView AUV screenshot
Information tools · Bilingual readingPublished · 2 editions

QDigest

Research, explained

Make room for understanding.

Source-grounded health research, explained in English and Simplified Chinese: concise email briefs with fuller explanations on the web.

Every explanation cites its original paper (journal, DOI, PubMed ID) and says when it relies on the abstract alone. Educational reading, not medical advice.

  • English + 中文
  • Source-conscious
  • Mobile-friendly
Open the Reading Lab
Behind the project
The question
How can health research become easier to understand while keeping its evidence and uncertainty visible?
What I’m working toward
Getting new papers from an automated draft to an explanation I can trust, without rescuing each one by hand, so editions can come out on a regular schedule.
Where you can help
I’d like to hear from curious readers, editorial thinkers, and people who care about how information is presented.
HEALTH RESEARCHEN ↔ 中文
QDigestResearch, explained

Brief in email. Explained on the web.

Heart, metabolism & kidneysHearing & cognitionStrokeRespiratory healthCancer risk
Evidence and uncertainty, kept in view.
Latest edition · 16 September 2026
Windows utilityWindows 0.1.0

ScreenSnap

Screenshot lens

One click. Whole screen. On your clipboard.

A small floating lens that copies a screenshot of every monitor to your clipboard. Click it or press Alt+C in any app, then paste.

  • Windows 10 / 11
  • Alt+C shortcut
  • Nothing to install
Get ScreenSnap
Behind the project
What it is for
Getting what is on your screen into a message or document in one motion, without saving files.
How to start
Download the ZIP from the ScreenSnap page, unblock it, extract it and open ScreenSnap.vbs. The lens appears near the top-right of your screen.
Good to know
It uses the built-in Windows PowerShell, never saves or sends your screenshots, and hides itself so it is never in the picture.
ScreenSnap 0.1.0 · the lens floats above your windows
Illustrated portrait of Shaoting He on a ferry, looking out at the Toronto skyline
Shaoting He · 何少霆
02 / NURSING IS THE FOUNDATION

A person behind
every signal.

I’m Shaoting He, a registered nurse working in intensive care in Nova Scotia.

In the ICU, a small change can deserve your full attention. Nursing has shaped how I observe, communicate, and take responsibility.

I bring that discipline to building software: understand the problem, make the details count, and keep improving what people use.

  • Registered Nurse · NSCN
  • Nova Scotia, Canada
  • English / Mandarin
Nursing background

Currently in a full-time ICU role at Valley Regional Hospital in Kentville. BScN, Toronto Metropolitan University collaborative nursing program, graduated with Distinction.

03 / COLLABORATE

Bring your perspective.
Let’s build something.

Next, I want to build tools for nursing and clinical work, and keep making health research easier to read in English and Chinese. If you can help with either, write to me. I reply to every message.

What I bring

  • A working ICU nurse’s eye for where tools fail the people using them
  • Shipped desktop software: 15 public releases for Mac and Windows since July
  • English and Mandarin, in the product and in the conversation

Who I’m looking for

  • Nurses and clinicians with a problem worth solving
  • Developers and designers to build with
  • People who want to support independent tools
  • Entrepreneurial communities with ideas worth testing