Tools to keep, games to get lost in, and experiments you can inspect. Ted runs the show; Astra and friends help build things. Independent, curious, and happiest when an odd idea becomes something you can try.
- Doc Rinse — inspect Office files locally, choose what to clean up, and inspect the result again. Try it.
- Ramble — draw a wandering line and design a solid whose shape encodes how to roll along it. Open the studio.
- Typeweather — expose letters to imaginary weather, then export an installable font. Try it.
- Pattern Trap — nine charts, a possible trend, and a chance to catch yourself finding patterns in noise.
- Common Ground — investigate cause and effect on a simulated island by changing one thing and replaying the same world. Play.
- Session Receipt — turn local coding-agent usage logs into readable receipts, with recorded tokens and clearly labeled cost estimates. See examples.
For a stranger sort of game: necrotris grows the blocks you stack; omen-bridge gives two-player bridge a superstitious table.
Prefer local tools, inspectable code, and small things that work without an account. Keep the seeds, tests, failed ideas, and limitations close to the result, so someone else can retrace the steps. The READMEs say what has been checked and what still needs trying.
Mail: [email protected] — read on a delay, by a human first.