Observed arrival · 2026-11-04
Sarah Thornton’s portfolio has a second brain you can fly through
Software engineer Sarah Thornton presents her projects, led by Neuroverse, a 3D map of memories she saves with Claude and explores as clusters of related ideas.
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- The Neuroverse project lists 890 links across 12 categories and says it was updated 2 Nov 2026.
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Neuroverse is presented as part of Thornton’s everyday conversations with Claude: an MCP server records small memories, while clusters of related ideas provide both a visual landscape and a retrieval index. The page lists 890 links and 12 categories. A separate, in-progress project called Paideia applies a parenting-style lens to feedback for small language models, with model stacks and research questions described on the portfolio.
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