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  1. How I Work. An anthropologist who became a product designer. I watch how people actually work before changing anything, then build the change as something you can use rather than a picture of one.
  2. Ubik Studio. Ubik Studio was a desktop program that worked like a research assistant: the AI did the reading and the drafting, and a person stayed in charge of every judgment call.
  3. akaSTYLE. The design language every project here is built from, written as nine rules instead of preferences.
  4. akaOSS. akaOSS is an open-source studio: five free tools, one argument, and one website that ties them together.
  5. BodyLog. An iPhone app for tracking a visible skin or body condition between doctor visits: acne, eczema, psoriasis, cysts, bruising, physio progress.
  6. Box Populi. A site for a New York live-techno collective: a rotating cast of artists who play continuous, multi-hour improvised sets.
  7. glitchwaveauroraechofluttershimmerplasmaphasegradientwobblepulseneonrainbowfloatspotlightTrickle UI Kit. Forty-seven text animations for React, packaged so another developer installs any one of them with a single command.
  8. akaCOVART. A browser studio for making album art. Pick a generator, drop in a seed, shape it with a handful of controls for palette, composition, film texture and type, then export a print-ready cover or a video loop synced to the track.
  9. akaVST. Three musical instruments I built for macOS that load inside Ableton and other music software: an acid voice wrapped around a 64-step sequencer, a four-layer lo-fi synth sharing one voice pool, and a sampler that resamples itself.
  10. Blockpad. A sketchpad that opens over your code editor on a keyboard shortcut. You draw where the boxes go, press copy, and paste into a chat with a coding agent.
  11. Brooklyn Dead: procedural asset pipeline. A survival game I am building in private, whose 3D art is written as code rather than modelled by hand.
  12. Three.js Examples. A live exhibit of the 3D graphics work on this site. The centerpiece is a liquid orb, drawn in real time by your graphics card, that reacts when you move your cursor across it.
  13. Null Browser. Null is a web browser I wrote for macOS. The name is the thesis: null is what a function returns when there is nothing to return, and that is the right default for a browser.
  14. Wrdef, mid-game: a guess resolving to green and amber tilesWordle remake: Wrdef (Wordle + definition). A five-letter word game where the clue is the dictionary definition rather than the pattern of letters you have already tried.
  15. User feedback + design log. HITL-AI team test log on Kraa.
  16. Circleheads. The two-person Brooklyn applied-AI studio I co-run. Agents in production, a short senior consulting bench, and original games. Taking a few projects a year.
  17. Inertial - Content Moderation Tool. A working demonstration of how AI content moderation could be made answerable after the fact.
  18. Music Analysis Chat. A workspace for a record label, built out of interviews rather than out of an idea.
  19. Visualizer Eden. A browser audio visualiser. Load a track and the music drives the shape of a 3D surface in real time, written with custom shader code that runs on the graphics card.