Gave IMAX Canvas a Jev-powered style panel. Type “make it feel more technical” and it re-tubes, re-types and re-arranges the console. Two tiny Jev calls pick a direction, then score ~100 typed tokens — tube, palette, type, geometry, motion, placement. No LLM-written CSS, no invented UI copy: just a clamped, lockable, undoable diff for about $0.0005 a prompt.
Accessible Web Components skinned as a late-1990s cinema projector control surface. Framework-free TypeScript custom elements painted through a WebGL2 amber phosphor compositor with bloom, scanlines, curvature, grain, and flicker.
Ask one question and N blind, parallel, read-only research agents each take an angle; a judge reconciles them into a single cited note that compounds across runs. Native macOS orchestrator over the Claude Code CLI, spend-capped, 319 tests.
Ruby gem implementing the canonical log line pattern: accumulates context through the request lifecycle and emits one structured JSON line per request instead of scattered log calls.
Ruby
Visualizing bookmark clusters on a globe
Interactive 3D visualization mapping bookmarks based on semantic similarity. Leverages vector embeddings and a Ruby-integrated LLM to calculate spatial coordinates that reflect content relationships in a global context.
Your personal knowledge base that organizes itself. Capture articles with one click, find them instantly with search, and keep your bookmarks organized automatically with visual tagging and semantic understanding.