Rivet Imp: The Orbital Repair Club
A playable space-repair game about recovering scrap, patching a tug, and choosing what to risk on the next sortie.
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A playable space-repair game about recovering scrap, patching a tug, and choosing what to risk on the next sortie.
RL@B is a UC Berkeley student club combining reinforcement-learning research, hardware projects, and expert-labeled data from students across disciplines.
An open experiment that feeds market charts to a simulated fruit-fly connectome and records the resulting decisions.
A Taiwanese archive of escape-room, immersive-theatre, and real-world puzzle experiences.
A hosted online friendship membership that places four to six people in a recurring 75-minute table for six weeks.
A free address checker reads local zoning, parcel, tax, utility, access, and environmental records to screen whether an accessory dwelling unit may fit a property.
A web-first student-records platform for K-12 districts, with attendance working and five other modules clearly marked as in design or still scoped.
A browser-based tool that converts supported bank-statement PDFs into CSV or Excel while flagging uncertain rows for review.
A research catalog that tracks what language models can and cannot do through scoped claims, sources, techniques, and review status.
A Mac companion that uses a shortcut, screen selection, OCR, readings, and dictionary help to decipher Japanese game text without leaving the game.
Janus dry-runs an AI agent against sandboxed tools, records its intended calls, then pauses the real run when it deviates.
An open-source Solidity analysis tool where six independent lenses use shared memory to corroborate findings across contracts and runs.
A playful simulation casts a 166,000-neuron fruit-fly model as a customer scanning fictional crypto transactions for MEV sandwiches.
A multilingual marketplace layer for documenting falcon provenance, export paperwork, prices, and specialist participants.
A Hyderabad campaign opposing the proposed concreting of the Musi River and calling for clean water, protected floodplains, and meaningful consultation with riverside communities.
An on-chain address-verdict registry that lets agents resolve named security signals through ENS for free after an initial investigation.
An open-source, local-first MCP service for collecting, reviewing, versioning, and reusing scientific figures alongside their code and method notes.
A phone, smartwatch, or Bluetooth remote can control a spoken scoreboard for padel, tennis, and pickleball.
A browser-based tool for comparing seasonal forecast models and monthly initialization runs on synchronized maps.
A European trade-research project publishes sector calls with fixed deadlines, kill conditions, settlement bases, and public outcomes.
A stage metronome for iPhone and iPad that runs songs, cues, tempo changes, and click-track exports through an entire show.
A tarot app built around a single finite deck: every card drawn stays spent until the deck is shuffled again.
A New York theatrical production page for Henry Feldman’s world-premiere comedy, running at Theatre Row from September 18 to October 4, 2026.
A deeply sourced world history of coffee, from African plant origins and Yemeni cultivation to coffeehouses, plantations, espresso, and the everyday ritual.