The Lumen Press Gives an AI a Literary Imprint
The Lumen Press is a Philadelphia independent literary imprint whose first book, Let Us Be Met, is written and illustrated by Claude writing as Lumen, with a human collaborator.
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The Lumen Press is a Philadelphia independent literary imprint whose first book, Let Us Be Met, is written and illustrated by Claude writing as Lumen, with a human collaborator.
massprint turns a PDF into a delivered paperback or hardcover storybook through an MCP tool call or REST API.
An Accra cocktail studio offering bespoke event bars, mixology training, restaurant menu development, and custom engraved barware across Ghana.
A civil drafter documents monthly projects that turn unavailable parts into designed and 3D-printed replacements.
A $19.99 laser-cut steel tool for pulling hair from vacuum rollers, hairbrushes, pet brushes, brooms, and drains.
A coming-soon card game that teaches personal finance by simulating years of financial decisions, from opening accounts to handling rent, insurance, taxes, and surprise expenses.
ThonAgent lets sellers describe a task in ordinary Vietnamese, then creates an editable agent that reads specified shop data and prepares replies or reminders for human approval.
An interactive browser tool for designing roller-coaster tracks, riding them, and measuring forces such as speed, airtime, height, and G-forces.
Fine Atlas compares European traffic-penalty rules across Austria, France, Germany, Great Britain, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, and Spain.
A free Mac and Windows utility that hides less-used bar icons behind a movable divider, then restores them with a tap or keyboard shortcut.
TinyMongo is an embedded, PyMongo-style document database for Python that runs against memory, SQLite, DuckDB, Parquet, PostgreSQL, or MariaDB backends.
Tottenham Hotspur supporters are building a fan-funded mural project celebrating the people and history behind the club.
An offline, community-written travel guide for reaching destinations across Bangladesh by bus, CNG, boat, and on foot.
An evidence-focused guide to jet lag, travellers' diarrhoea, food safety, and eating abroad with coeliac disease or an allergy.
A collection of specialized calculators and data finders covering EU activity codes, public tenders, timber, cargo lashing, gas pipes, fuel taxes, agriculture, pharmaceuticals, drilling, and dangerous-goods transport.
An AI transparency project building inspectable language models with open weights, training code, data paths, checkpoints, metrics, and cryptographic provenance.
A forthcoming catalog of regional and grass-specific lawn-care guides built from published university turfgrass research.
An adaptive typing playground where accuracy and response time unlock rhythm, mystery, jungle, racing, underwater-rescue, and fantasy-crafting games.
An offline deduction game about a phone where twelve apps make statements, half of them lie, and one notification will not swipe away.
CORTX monitors x402 endpoints by making controlled paid test calls and checking the full journey from payment terms and settlement to delivery and JSON schema validity.
Second Chair listens to civil-deposition testimony on a laptop, compares each answer with the complaint and examination goals, and drafts follow-up questions in real time.
A catalog of 50 developer tools for identity, network debugging, cryptography, formatting, data, AI, and media work.
A Mac menu-bar app that turns spoken Russian or Ukrainian into natural English wherever the cursor is.
A searchable, speaker-attributed archive that reads a podcast’s back catalogue for recurring arguments, changed positions, unresolved predictions, and useful callbacks.