everything here is running right now.
we build websites, software, and evaluation systems for clients. these are the ones we built for ourselves, still operate, and stress-test before a client sees anything.
selected work
yume
a native desktop app for agentic coding, built in rust and tauri. runs agents in parallel on isolated branches, streams the model's thinking live, tracks your usage limits and acts before you hit them. mac, windows, and linux, with a free demo.
see the product →cutebear
a pre-market analysis system that runs before the opening bell. thirty-one instruments are reduced to ten derived signals in code, so the model reads verified numbers instead of doing arithmetic on raw prices, and every call is graded the next day against what the market actually did. it keeps its own score.
see how it works →burnt melba
a fully autonomous AI vtuber that live-streams unsupervised. 61 tools, browser automation over the devtools protocol, a persistent memory and goal system, and the ability to edit her own code while streaming. the proving ground for everything we claim about agent reliability, and where our data grading pipeline was built.
read the case study →toastrooms
a minecraft server with a dimension nobody built: 96 generated rooms of an abandoned toast city, belts still running, ovens still warm. the way in is findable from inside the game and written down nowhere. no mods, no whitelist, java and crossplay.
toastrooms.net ↗notepad mint
a free, dark replacement for notepad.exe, written in raw c and 32-bit x86 assembly with no c runtime. the whole editor is one 166 kb exe that runs on 32-bit windows, 64-bit windows and windows on arm. dark and light themes, every encoding and line ending, a 128-step undo and redo, and no ai, no sign-in, no telemetry.
see the app →also from the lab
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