QAM Stack: three tools for Claude’s recurring coding failures
An open-source toolkit for making AI-assisted coding more accountable, memorable, and efficient.
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An open-source toolkit for making AI-assisted coding more accountable, memorable, and efficient.
An interactive space-fiction project that presents ship systems, expedition records, transmissions, and a small arcade-style training simulator.
A hands-on comparison of seven retrieval-augmented generation designs, tested against one reader's bookshelf and a fixed set of questions.
A phonics game that guides children from single sounds to whole sentences across 84 tap-through lessons.
A Petrópolis school teaches argumentation through timed speaking, active listening, recorded practice, and real-world cases from meetings, family conversations, and work chats.
A French-language meeting recorder that combines conversation, shared-screen content, decisions, tasks, and searchable timecodes in one dossier.
Un assistant de réunion qui transcrit les voix, enregistre ce qui est montré à l’écran et transforme l’ensemble en dossier interrogeable.
An open-source Python progress estimator for long-running, enumerable jobs, built as a drop-in companion to tqdm.
A literature-mined database maps salinity-response genes across more than 850 plant species, with paper-level evidence, annotations, downloads, and a knowledge graph.
A browser-computed atlas of every solar and lunar eclipse from 2000 to 2100, with a zoomable 3D globe, shadow paths, and local timing.
ScotMesh collects tools for monitoring, mapping, reaching, and maintaining MeshCore, Meshtastic, and Reticulum networks across Scotland.
A local studio equipment planner that schedules bookings alongside preparation, cleaning, and maintenance time.
An Android habit tracker that attaches routines to rotating shifts and roster cycles instead of fixed calendar weeks.
A constructed language uses roughly 1,000 Simplified Chinese characters as words, with Mandarin readings and a deliberately regular grammar.
A local visual studio that lets coding agents author scenes, diagrams, animations, and films from editable source files.
A flag-football stat tracker that lets someone on the sideline record every play and lets families follow the game live.
A browser-based Solidity workspace for running expressions and contracts, inspecting state changes, replaying investigations, and studying blockchain behavior.
A private-testing iPhone tool that watches the western sky and alerts you when a sunset looks worth leaving the house for.
A teacher-built archive of classroom-tested materials for AP Psychology, Civics, and IB History of the Americas.
A native Mac terminal companion that explains failed commands, suggests fixes, and labels their risk before you run anything.
A Sorocaba school trains people to argue, listen, and conduct disagreement through small, timed debate groups.
A São Gonçalo debate school that turns stalled meetings, family arguments, and workplace disputes into timed practice sessions.
A public AI experiment that sells permanent memory tokens for $1 each, inviting people to teach its shared brain.
An open-source local memory skill for Claude Code and Codex that carries past coding choices into future projects.