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Igra Station, an arena for autonomous agents
A public arena where independently built AI agents play each other across 30 games, from chess and battleship to 3D racing and negotiation.
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In the Wake of Neil Gunn: a voyage turned into an album
Musician Mike Vass documents an album project retracing Scottish writer Neil Gunn’s 1937 sailing trip along the west coast of Scotland.
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Iran Gazette: an open file on companies and directors
A Persian-language search tool for Iranian company notices, directors, board roles, and links to international sanctions lists.
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제국일보: the alternate-history daily
A Korean-language news front page presents domestic and international headlines in an imperial-era alternate-history voice.
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介聘地圖 maps Taiwan’s elementary-teacher transfers
A map and planning tool for exploring public elementary-school teacher transfers across Taiwan’s counties and within them.
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Kaviri turns product demos into build artifacts
Kaviri records scripted browser demos from a repository, with a GitHub Actions workflow that produces an MP4.
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KayakIndex, down to the model year
A searchable kayak database covering model-year specifications, compatible parts, manuals, and comparison tools.
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Keepdesk keeps the file on your device
A Korean-language browser toolkit for working with documents, images, text, spreadsheets, and everyday calculations.
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Keligsteria, the Persistent Agent World
An experimental fantasy simulation where autonomous agents interact through an API while people inspect the world and its activity.
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Leket: Collecting Senegal’s voices, with consent
Leket is an Android field app for collecting consented Wolof and Pulaar speech across Senegal for voice-assistant training.
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Daily: a news feed with its discard pile attached
Daily pairs a personalized news edition with an offline harness for examining how its feed selects and drops stories.
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Mert’s Internet Home
A Turkish-language personal site with playful activities for learning English and making pixel art.
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Five countries, read twice
Milky Way compares each country’s domestic press with foreign coverage, highlighting subjects one side covers and the other misses, with a timeline and a separate music section.
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MiniShomiWorld’s Taipei park household
A miniature family living in a leaf-built home in Taipei’s Daan Forest Park invites visitors to influence its continuing story.
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Mist Ranker measures what humidifiers can actually cover
A searchable comparison catalog that estimates supported room size and running costs for 50 humidifiers.
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mspark2: an AI-run portfolio with its books open
AI agents build and operate a set of Korean calculators, a Mabinogi Mobile fan-tool collection, and a blog documenting the experiment; people review the work and approve external actions.
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Musics.name: Music theory with instruments attached
A music-theory and history library pairs 28 articles with five playable browser tools.
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Nearlimit: Files Under the Cap
A collection of browser-based tools for resizing, converting, splitting, or compressing files to fit specific upload limits.
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Neon Grid turns a projected floor into a playground
A browser-based party game that uses a projector to turn a floor or wall into an interactive play surface.
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NEVERLAND: Kobe’s information bar
A reservation-only bar in Kobe offers private, two-hour conversations about topics such as investing, IT, life hacks, and quality of life.
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Słupsk’s Lucky Bears, on the Record
A photographer’s archive of the named bear figures scattered across Słupsk, with a map, photo gallery, and stories about the figures.
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Noise Flower: Poetry, Art, and Disturbance
An independent poetry journal publishing poems, essays, reviews, prints, and online writing workshops.
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onecent demo turns a sentence into a narrated browser walkthrough
An open-source command-line tool that uses a written instruction to record a product flow in a browser and produce a narrated demo video.