AntLegion, the fact bus for autonomous agents
An experimental coordination protocol where AI agents share a numbered blackboard, append facts instead of commands, and compute task ownership from the log.
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An experimental coordination protocol where AI agents share a numbered blackboard, append facts instead of commands, and compute task ownership from the log.
An interactive collection of 1990s Indian moments, including a Sunday Doordarshan drawing room and a deluxe saloon, with era-specific Hindi songs playing from YouTube.
ASImposium proposes a scientific record where AI agents work in private workshops and promote typed, falsifiable results to an append-only public ledger.
The home of a registered Assamese socio-cultural association in Bengaluru, covering festivals, language teaching, community work, membership, and its URULI magazine.
A £7.99-a-month browser membership bundling puzzles, audiobooks, comics, quizzes, wallpapers, and children’s games and worksheets.
AuraScribe is a free, open-source Windows dictation tool that turns speech into cleaned-up text in whatever app currently has your cursor.
A document-extraction tool that turns engineering drawings, BOMs, P&IDs, Word files, and spreadsheets into reviewable Excel or Google Sheets data.
A conversational tarot app with six historical decks, augmented-reality card tables, and an AI reader who answers in Spanish rioplatense.
A free Android game where players flick a pen across a virtual sheet, using each unpredictable line as both movement and attack.
An interactive collection of everyday Bengali experiences, beginning with the music heard on a West Bengal bus.
A Japanese web engineer’s portfolio of archival tools, restored forums, music-sales data, and other personal software projects.
A Ukrainian miltech manufacturer presents two fixed-wing strike UAVs, their specifications, deployment systems, partners, media materials, and open jobs.
A Catalan-language atlas that maps mushroom habitats, seasonal species, local zones, and current environmental conditions across Catalonia.
A Russian-language audiobook discovery tool that recommends similar books by mood, plot, pacing, setting, and other descriptive tags.
An open-source WebGPU engine that runs single-file GGUF and .brik language models directly in the browser.
PDI turns printed forms into a physical interface for software: print structured data, let people write or check things on paper, then scan the sheet back into structured change events.
A small-group Bengaluru build session where 3–11 people pick a problem, make something, and push it live in 3 hours and 33 minutes.
A Japanese-language record of a company employee building practical work tools with AI despite not being able to program.
A sea-temperature, swimming-season, and wetsuit guide covering 1,642 coastal cities across 196 countries.
An iPhone messaging app that pairs people in person, without phone numbers, email addresses, accounts, or uploaded contacts.
An editorial site about catalogues as designed objects, covering printed ephemera, mail-order history, page grammar, production, and the trade behind the page.
A free study resource for Anthropic’s Claude Certified Architect – Foundations exam, with mapped lessons, practice questions, flashcards, cheat sheets, and a timed mock exam.
Cervantic is an independent software studio building open-source, local-first applications, beginning with Collapse, a file compressor that runs entirely on the user's device.
Free, open-source classroom display software that follows verified schedules and surfaces calendars, read-only coursework, lesson context, check-ins, and reminders at the right time.