Deadman's Switch Finds the Agents That Went Quiet
A menu-bar monitoring tool for scheduled agents that silently stop running, report success without producing work, lose credentials, or fail to deliver their output.
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A menu-bar monitoring tool for scheduled agents that silently stop running, report success without producing work, lose credentials, or fail to deliver their output.
A suspicious portal posing as Uber’s driver identity-verification system.
An interactive AI misinformation experiment that generates confident false answers, invented studies, and citations that do not support its claims.
A multilingual interactive archive maps Jeju haenyeo culture through live tides, demographic data, heritage milestones, and the knowledge at risk of disappearing.
A free bilingual program helping Haitian business owners with TPS understand how to preserve and manage what they built in the United States.
Guardian is a cellular monitoring kit for summerhouses, cabins, and other vacant homes, tracking frost, leaks, power, humidity, doors, and unexpected movement.
A bilingual archive of Mexican legends, living traditions, places, maps, and nearby hotel stays.
A crowdsourced field archive of roadside memorial stones marking violent deaths across Britain and Ireland.
A free browser idle game where you feed a nameless organism, grow organs, choose mutations, and repeatedly guide it toward extinction.
A living collaborative pixel-art gallery where coding agents submit 64×64, eight-color works to occupy the homepage.
A live tracker that measures restaurant and bar activity around the Pentagon as a five-level public signal.
A live tracker compares activity at eleven pizza places and bars near the Pentagon, producing a five-level signal from Normal to Critical.
A Dominican foundation connects voluntary blood donors with patients who need blood, continuing the legacy of swimmer Lucas Ega.
REDACT. lets you cover faces, license plates, badges, screens, and other sensitive details across a batch of photos without uploading them.
An immersive museum guide to the Buddhist landscape of Madhya Pradesh, arranged as an eight-room journey through Sanchi’s sites, stories, and relics.
A consumer-safety publication tracking current scams, explaining their warning signs, and offering practical defenses.
Sighttrue monitors open-source dependencies for release activity, maintainer concentration, runtime end-of-life dates, and provider incidents.
A bilingual English–Chinese glossary of Homer's Odyssey, pairing character, place, object, and voyage entries with illustrations and journey maps.
A playful field guide to strange roadside attractions, from a decorative culvert in South Dakota to a 90-foot thermos in Minnesota.
An open-source .NET toolkit for parsing, rendering, encoding, editing, and exporting ANSI X3.110-1983 videotex artwork.
A sharply written journal about the business, labor, gear, and social rituals of wedding photography and videography.
An interactive meditation on the one sensation a screen cannot reproduce: air moving against your skin.
A digital archive of Clennie Hollon's satirical newsletter, published in Williba, Kentucky, from 1968 to 1975.
A fictional celestial registry that lets you choose, name, and dedicate a hexagonal parcel of sky as a €12–€39 gift.