Ali Gürtuna · project reference desk

Start with a question.
Then choose the right source.

I’m Ali Gürtuna, the founder of AGProLabs. I also maintain AliGurtuna.com and Babamın Şiir Defteri. This is a guide to my own public projects, with 100 purpose-labelled starting points. It is an owner’s resource map, not an independent review or endorsement.

Three kinds of resources, three kinds of reading

A product page describes a tool’s features and access conditions. An explanatory guide gives context and a workflow. A literary archive helps you return to an author or text. Treating all three as interchangeable hides their limits. The directories below name each destination and state why a reader might open it.

For technical evaluation, record the tool version, configuration and timeframe beside a note about what you observed. For health information, distinguish general education from a personal clinical decision. For poetry, distinguish the original wording from your response to it. In every case, leave room for uncertainty and check the source rather than turning a summary into a guarantee.

50 resources

AGProLabs · analytical tools and reading guides

Start with the question you want a chart to answer. The resources below distinguish a tool’s purpose, its visual output and the steps used to evaluate that output. Product documentation and practical reading guides serve different needs; open the one that fits the question rather than collecting indicators without a workflow.

A practical reading route

  1. Define the task: screen candidates, read chart context, map a channel, or review a rule.
  2. Read the current feature and access descriptions before comparing tools.
  3. Record configuration and timeframe when evaluating an analytical output. No page here promises a trading result.

25 resources

AliGurtuna.com · Turkish health education

These Turkish resources are arranged as reading starting points, not as an assessment of any reader’s symptoms or treatment needs. An article, a calculator, a source-search guide and an editorial-policy page answer different questions. Check the page’s scope and publication information before drawing a conclusion.

A practical reading route

  1. Choose the relevant topic and read its scope and limitations.
  2. Use editorial and source-search pages to understand how information is presented.
  3. Bring personal medical questions to a qualified clinician; a resource list cannot provide individual care.

25 resources

Babamın Şiir Defteri · poetry, authors and literary reading

A poetry archive is most useful when the reader keeps the work, the author’s context and their own interpretation separate. Begin with an author or reading guide, then return to the text. The practical publishing and e-reader guides address different parts of that reading process.

A practical reading route

  1. Choose one work or author and begin with the text rather than a summary.
  2. Note a word, image or rhythm that you want to revisit.
  3. Separate quotation, factual context, translation choices and personal commentary in your notes.

A small note-taking template

  1. Question: what do I want to understand?
  2. Source: which page did I read, and what is its scope?
  3. Observation: what does the source actually say or show?
  4. Limit: what remains uncertain or outside that page’s purpose?
  5. Next step: which single question deserves a closer look?

Trading involves risk; analytical tools do not guarantee outcomes and this page does not provide financial advice. Health links offer general education and do not replace clinical assessment. Literary notes are reading aids, not a substitute for the original work.