TaskPack: The Handoff File for Work That Isn't Done
TaskPack is an open file format for passing unfinished work between AI agents, machines, people, and vendors without requiring a live connection.
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TaskPack is an open file format for passing unfinished work between AI agents, machines, people, and vendors without requiring a live connection.
A source-led interactive history project that examines viral claims about India's freedom fighters through their own letters, statements, and the historical record.
A password-gated Spanish birthday microsite built for one person, with a relationship timeline, love notes, interactive coupons, and a playful account of kisses owed.
A browser-based dubbing game where you mark lines in a video you already have, record every character yourself or invite friends to share the scene.
A free, open-source Windows overlay suite for iRacing, covering standings, on-track relatives, fuel strategy, and driving telemetry.
An installable protocol that makes AI agents state their assumptions before answering, with passes for clarification, red-teaming, scope control, and tradeoff analysis.
A local-first observability tool that maps agent activity across a repository and records sessions for later replay.
An East Vancouver art collective presents stickers, free vector sketches, street photography, and a deliberately fractured mythology.
A marketplace where indie Android developers test one another’s apps for 14 days and exchange structured private reviews.
A free, browser-based live scoreboard for table-top, backyard, and invented cricket matches.
An application-only experiment turns one daily goal into a thirty-day house, built alongside six other people doing the same.
A Manchester doughnut project making filled brioche in small weekly batches, fried the morning customers collect their boxes.
A Southern California hiking club for girls aged 10–16, built around real trails, backpacking skills, friendship, and Christian faith.
An epilepsy-awareness site pairing seizure first-aid guidance with a private record for storing medication, triggers, warning signs, and emergency contacts.
A meticulously staged promotional site for a fictional endurance race linking the South Pole, North Pole, and summit of Everest.
An invite-only game for nine people, played over a call, where players may secretly change sides and nobody learns what happened until the end.
A text-based archive of recorded laughter at ideas that later became consequential, complete with dates, sources, and a running score.
A workout app that photographs a gym whiteboard, builds the timer, logs the session, tracks PRs, and can generate a workout with an AI coach.
A Sleeper-powered archive that reconstructs fantasy dynasty trades, draft-pick ownership, player histories, and trading relationships.
A developer infrastructure platform combining CDN-style caching, WAF, bot checks, DNS-JSON, object storage, edge functions, and sealed Postgres.
TokataHQ connects Igbo language-data builders, volunteers, institutions, and technology companies working toward better digital support for the language.
A route-condition report tool that overlays darkness, weather, altitude, pace, and water sources onto a GPX file or marked trail.
A Spanish-language editorial archive examining the country’s blogosphere from 2003 to 2006.
FRAME LAB presents a 100-level visual endurance experiment built around patterns, density, texture, contrast, and the viewer's rising discomfort.