Conclavia, le conclave qui joue sans vous
Un jeu social multijoueur où vous écrivez un personnage autonome, puis le regardez mentir, s'allier et voter sans intervention directe.
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Un jeu social multijoueur où vous écrivez un personnage autonome, puis le regardez mentir, s'allier et voter sans intervention directe.
A public-data interface for exploring Connecticut groundwater-well depths, locations, aquifers, and completion dates by address or map coordinates.
Copse is a desktop AI coding workspace that connects directly to cloud providers, local models, and installed coding agents.
A command-line AI agent that works through a project folder one command at a time inside a disposable sandbox.
A browser game where players place suspects, rooms, and objects on a logic grid, then identify the culprit.
An anonymous platform where people post an upcoming exam, interview, procedure, date, or other nerve-racking moment and strangers send one-tap encouragement.
A guided venue-ingress planner that models arrival demand, screening and ticketing capacity, queue space, barriers, and dimensioned planning drawings.
An editorial collection of reviewed websites, organized by beat, visual lure, and color shade.
A public ranking where websites pay to move closer to the front and collect visitor clicks.
A free validator for Common Works Registration files, with line-level error reports and JSON-to-CWR generation for music catalogs.
A community reporting project connects cyber-fraud complaints through repeated phone numbers, bank accounts, and UPI IDs.
An investigative microsite compares Jocelyn Benson’s five stated data-center guardrails with the public record surrounding a Saline Township, Michigan project.
Rana Sohaib publishes a weekly public letter to Mark Zuckerberg while running a paid room where 500 marketers watch his Meta advertising experiments.
DeckLex turns plain-English card-game ideas into playable browser games, with solo bots or invited friends.
A Korean patent attorney's archive of 15 apps, work tools, experiments, and notes made with AI.
An open-source command-line tool that compares LLM application runs against an approved JSON baseline stored in your repository.
A personal Spanish-language hub for Linux, homelabs, philosophy, watches, and a browser-playable guitar amplifier.
A data-driven political fact-check examining claims that undocumented immigrants are voting in American elections.
A browser-based AI trainer for medical and nursing instructors that tracks PPE donning and doffing through a webcam.
A shared game universe about abandoned mining robots, a bankrupt corporation, and the administrative systems still keeping a desert planet operational.
A native agent harness that runs models and tools locally, then exposes each step through a compact desktop interface.
A searchable map and research workspace that gathers Irish planning, environmental, heritage, land, property, and demographic records around individual addresses.
Eli presents itself as an operational AI agent that opens business systems and websites, prepares documents, performs checks, and records what happened.
An open-data explorer for tracking Brazilian parliamentary amendments, recipients, municipalities, institutions, and reported spending.