CherryBomb: a static-site generator with a verifier loop
CherryBomb is a one-binary static-site generator for developers, with typed content, deterministic builds, themes, portfolios, CVs, and scriptable JSON output.
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CherryBomb is a one-binary static-site generator for developers, with typed content, deterministic builds, themes, portfolios, CVs, and scriptable JSON output.
A scientist’s portfolio tracing Christopher T. Cornelison’s work in fungal disease, applied microbiology, university innovation, and mushroom cultivation.
An interactive map of NBA coaching lineages, tracing 316 coaches across teams, seasons, records, awards, and professional relationships.
A participatory Spanish-language archive for memories of Colombian people, cities, and gestures of mutual care.
A Sleeper league archive that turns seasons, rivalries, dues, house rules, box scores, and weekly recaps into a shared league site.
An offline bookkeeping tool for independent field consultants, covering day rates, mileage, receipts, invoices, and year-end records.
A regional fishing predictor that combines river discharge, tides, water temperature, salinity, weather, advisories, and seasonal arrival patterns into a one-word forecast and time window.
An open-source security system for LLM apps and agents, combining input/output detection, CEL policy rules, and permission controls for agent tool calls.
An open-source agent skill that turns plain-English prompts into editorial-quality diagrams as self-contained HTML and inline SVG.
A literary fashion-concept essay imagining five survivors designing a clothing capsule for the apocalypse.
A forthcoming Paraguayan dulce de leche brand explaining the spread, its making, its cultural setting, and eight ways to eat it.
Edge CLI packages a failed agent session, sends it to several different agent harnesses in parallel, and compares how they approach the same bug.
A Bangla-English legal app that answers questions from Bangladeshi statutes, shows the relevant section, and bundles offline tools for advocates and Bar Council candidates.
A free daily game that asks you to judge five geometric problems—middle, centre, angles, corners, and lengths—in ninety seconds.
A Chinese-language interactive birthday archive for Feibo’s 19th birthday, built as a small cosmic upgrade ceremony.
A multilingual satirical guide to identifying inconsiderate pilgrims in Santiago de Compostela.
An open-source tool for adversarial, multi-turn testing of AI assistant guardrails.
A free after-school math team program and coach-support app for middle schools without one.
Jadu connects people in nearby neighborhoods for small requests, local conversations, and interest-based gatherings.
A living archive of Callaghan’s Irish Social Club, assembled from concert records, photographs, setlists, videos, reporting, and memories from the people who were there.
A Windows desktop companion that walks above the taskbar and fetches you when a Cursor coding agent finishes.
A cache-invalidation service for managing, scheduling, and tracking CDN purge requests.
A residential educational programme in Barmer, Rajasthan, serving around 300 students and preparing them for Sainik School, Navodaya, NEET, IIT-JEE and CUET.
A free browser game where 17 cats loot a sunny low-poly forest, pounce, climb, swim, and outlast two increasingly unfriendly dogs.