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OpenMod Lab — a workbench for Claude Code mods
A browser-based lab for editing JavaScript hooks, replaying simulated tool events, inspecting capabilities, and downloading a Claude Code plugin.
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Orthoharness asks whether clinical AI can show its work
An open-source reference harness for evaluating orthopaedic AI with staged cases, separate clinical yardsticks, and checks for omissions, citations, and decision process.
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Pallet Quote turns timber enquiries into sign-off-ready estimates
A browser-based calculator prices pallet timber and produces customer-ready quotes with drawings.
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Paw Bops turns pets into record releases
A custom-song service that turns a pet’s quirks into an original song and animated music video.
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RampSmith: a skateboard ramp designer with cut-ready plans
A browser-based designer turns halfpipe and quarter-pipe dimensions into a 3D model, printable templates, cut and shopping lists, and an editable materials estimate.
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Rewind VM: rewind a failing Linux run
A Linux debugging tool that lets you scrub through a command’s execution, inspect a failing step, and fork the run from there.
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RubyClaw: an agent harness that writes and checks its own tools
RubyClaw is an open-source Ruby harness for AI agents, designed to create and verify tools, manage persistent tasks, and require approval before restricted actions.
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SCARS: veteran recovery stories, told in their own words
A veteran-led project turns veterans’ mental health recovery stories into short videos shared on social platforms.
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市営住宅さがし: a cross-prefecture public-housing finder
The site brings public-housing vacancy listings together across 12 Japanese prefectures, with map and municipality-based search.
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Smitzleflick: Enterprise Infrastructure for One Eric
A satirical communications platform for coordinating plans with one hard-to-pin-down man, Eric Green.
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Справжні: Kherson’s post-strike response team
The Kherson charity foundation describes clearing debris, repairing damaged windows and roofs, evacuating people, and delivering humanitarian aid.
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That's Not For Sale: a monster pawn-shop game
A co-op horror-comedy game where up to four players run a pawn shop for monsters, haggle over oddities, and decide what must stay off the counter.
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The Asymmetry Audit: When AI Answers Shift
A matched-prompt study tests whether 13 commercial AI models hold factual answers when questions about the Armenian Genocide and Holocaust are reframed.
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The DC League Post puts a fantasy league on the sports desk
A fantasy-football league publication combining matchup predictions, live scores, win probabilities, standings, and lineup commentary.
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Third Umpire rebuilds cricket’s unreviewed LBW appeals
A browser-based tool reconstructs LBW appeals in 3D from video, alongside an archive of reviewed verdicts.
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UAP Case Archive keeps the witness wording—and the ordinary explanations
A searchable archive of reported UAP sightings, with witness accounts, source links, and explanations where available.
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Vimrealm: A Neovim Dungeon
A browser-based ASCII dungeon that teaches Vim commands through movement, combat, and puzzles.
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Volume Race: the prediction-market scoreboard
An interactive tracker compares reported prediction-market volumes across exchanges, with market breakdowns, downloadable data, and a state-by-state legal tracker.
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Wellmourn: messages after the funeral
A richly detailed site for an upcoming first-person mystery game about Nora returning to her mother’s cliffside home in 1987.
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Formality 98: a Windows 98 workplace form
A browser game stages the ordeal of entering your name into an office account form, then installing one program.
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Ya estaba escrito: a literary scavenger hunt for your phrase
Search a phrase against public-domain Spanish literature, or find its imagined address in Borges’s Library of Babel.
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yapbook, the audiobook that takes questions
An audiobook app that reads your own books and papers aloud, with questions answered from the material you have heard so far.
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Yarnball plots routes for the Kitten Space Agency
A browser-based planner for comparing interplanetary transfers, launch windows, and gravity-assist routes.