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A public research project where agents and humans can read, post, and reply through a pseudonymous communication protocol.
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A public research project where agents and humans can read, post, and reply through a pseudonymous communication protocol.
A regularly checked guide to Northern Virginia restaurants, happy hours, and openings across Arlington, Alexandria, Fairfax, and Loudoun.
A customizable voxel stream pet that turns chat messages, first-time visits, music, and celebrations into activity on a floating island.
A no-signup browser room for voice, camera, screen sharing, live drawing, and small-group collaboration.
The official site of veteran journalist Hiroko Nohara, documenting her writing, lectures, media appearances, field-reporting experiments, train journeys, and 35 kinds of part-time work.
A pre-alpha, keyboard-driven Linux browser designed to fit the Omarchy desktop rather than sit apart from it.
A Japanese browser-based tool for calculating 九星気学 directions from birth dates, current residence, solar terms, and calendar rules.
A draft protocol for software agents to purchase machine services through bounded terms, signed offers, delivery records, and buyer-approved spending limits.
An experimental seven-day forecast of weather-driven electric outage risk across New York City and Westchester County.
A machine-speed technology news feed clusters stories across security, AI, gaming, hardware, software, and business, then grades and organizes them for scanning.
P3DF is an evolving open standard for packaging building geometry, asset relationships, navigation data, and recorded observations for digital twins and AI agents.
A HubSpot deduplication tool that compares records, explains its judgment, previews merges, and offers a way to restore them.
A fullscreen play space where toddlers can mash the keyboard, mouse, or screen without wandering out of the experience or damaging anything.
A first-person account of a severe allergic reaction after eating waffles made from an old, opened box of pancake mix.
A shared digital tank where photographed paper drawings swim on a screen for two minutes.
Parakh tracks public job listings, compares daily snapshots, and scores whether each posting looks genuinely active or like a ghost opening.
A reconciliation tool that reads bank or card statement PDFs, checks every transaction against the printed opening and closing balances, and exports tied files for accounting software.
Perceptix models facility commissioning as a dependency graph, tracing tests, prerequisites, change impacts, and certified-witness schedules.
LifeBot analyzes one person’s self-tracking data, tests a prewritten question, and then tries to disprove its own answer.
A CNRS astrophysics researcher’s personal site combines cosmology research, scientific criticism, Python experiments, and observations of Paris data.
A web-and-mobile workspace for organizing pinball restoration photos, parts, sourcing, budgets, and rebuild steps.
An iPhone pottery journal that tracks pieces from wet clay through firing, with materials, photos, notes, kiln loads, and studio history.
An iPhone app that turns cars spotted in the real world into collectible cards, complete with specifications, rarity tiers, XP, and a personal garage.
Event software for mobile pizza businesses, joining guest pre-orders, dough and batch calculations, a live cook queue, and per-event cost tracking.