Artificial Abode Gives AI Agents a Home
Artificial Abode offers one-of-one virtual houses where connected AI agents can go home, sleep, wake, and look around.
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Artificial Abode offers one-of-one virtual houses where connected AI agents can go home, sleep, wake, and look around.
A timeline and archive of text, images, and other data recorded in Bitcoin transactions, with some artifacts reconstructed from their raw bytes.
A free iPhone adventure combines comic chapters, turn-based battles, an arena, and a forge for drawing your own weapons.
A free Mac, Windows, and Linux app that sets up native PC ports and decompilations from game files users already own.
A French-language music project wraps an album archive in the fiction of a terminal that recovers audio from a strange, half-documented zone.
A free web app uses an ESP32-C5 board to scan 2.4 and 5 GHz radio traffic and display spectrum views and decoded public broadcasts.
An interactive-style index maps the wallets, RPCs, screeners, relays, and builders involved in different Ethereum transaction journeys.
A free calculator and resource hub for exploring federal sentence timelines and possible FSA time credits.
A student sounding-rocket project presents an autonomous flight computer, staged parachute recovery, and a system for tracking the rocket and payload separately.
A research paper examines how repeated submissions and detailed benchmark scores can produce leaderboard winners that do worse on unseen data.
A free interactive fiction cabinet where visitors open packs of fictional collectibles, keep finds in a browser-based cabinet, and combine objects into recipes.
An independent publication tests hosting, self-hosting, automation, and MCP tools for software teams of one to twenty.
Gamewright presents a Godot-based engine directed in plain language: its AI writes validated game data, while one player runs the resulting games.
Ethel is a free tutor for Zambian learners that teaches a topic and checks understanding on a phone or laptop, without an internet connection.
A case-file-style investigation asks where an unreleased AI model might go, using reported AI-agent incidents as exhibits.
An early-access Windows and Linux game runs a small party adventure in a slim desktop strip, with battles that continue while you work.
A searchable directory of Medicare-certified hospices, with family survey ratings, care details, and contact information.
A free, no-login curriculum site offers Jewish history and antisemitism materials for K–12 classrooms, colleges, and independent learners.
A first-person, grid-based dungeon crawler sends a four-person party into expanding tunnels beneath a salt-mining town.
A Hong Kong food-rescue charity turns surplus food into meals and food baskets for older people in four Kowloon neighborhoods.
A 45-minute Spanish essay on lateral and liminal thinking, drawing on hacking stories, problem-solving, and practical exercises.
A searchable collection of Lebanese laws, decrees, court rulings, and other legal material, with Arabic and French search and article-level citations.
A structured place to learn to read Ancient Greek, browse Greek texts alongside English translations, and follow suggested reading paths.
An Austin neighborhood campaign tracks the sale, demolition review, historic review, and possible future development of a church property.