Brokentooth.io / All
—Everything
Every entry on the site, newest first.
41 entries
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A gift with doorsBeginning a personal creative space without deciding everything its eventual owner should want.
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A star map can't drive the machinesWhy the attractive first NEXUS visualization had to make room for real operational surfaces.
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Kiry's PlaygroundA little house made of memories, things you can touch, and rooms that do not have to be finished yet.
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NEXUS — an atlas for a clusterThe private fleet command center started with a star chart; its public exhibition uses the real chart engine and example data.
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NEXUS: the constellationRotate the real NEXUS planisphere renderer, disconnected from the private fleet and populated with illustrative readings.
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Rooms, not cardsA little manifesto for why the Memoryhouse should feel like somewhere you have been.
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When the computers became a constellationThe strange route from too many machines and too many agent sessions to an interactive star chart.
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When the Muse knocks, it should askHow an agent might propose a room without quietly taking ownership of someone's creative space.
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A Memory System Should Be Able to Show Its WorkEvidence, editable Markdown, and an honest route back to the record are how I want agent memory to earn trust.
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How SessionMunch finds useful project memoryExact words, entities, links, and optional vectors each get a vote. The result still needs judgment.
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I Got Tired of Being My AI's MemoryWhy I started building SessionMunch, and why another clever answer was less useful than remembering the last one.
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SessionMunchShared project memory for coding agents. Keep the history, recover the useful part, and stop explaining the same project from scratch.
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SessionMunch hooks and MCP do different jobsHow capture, recall, and startup handoffs connect agents to shared memory, with the limits kept visible.
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SessionMunch without an AI summarizerWhat survives with the models switched off, and why evidence comes before interpretation.
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SessionMunch, jCodeMunch, and the Agent Memory MapCode search, documentation search, session history, and stateful agents solve different problems. Here is the distinction that shaped my choice.
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I Automated My Side of the GlassFrom copy-paste ChatGPT to a shared control bus for every machine I own. The night my AI tools stopped being separate islands.
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From Typing and Speech to Training DataThe unglamorous collection and cleanup between an interaction and a model.
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Ghostty After DarkTerminal shaders, visual noise, glitch experiments, and remnants worth keeping.
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HannibalA newer portable cockpit with Linux and out-of-band management experiments.
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Hermes Kanban DispatchCoordinating bounded agent jobs without giving every small task an expensive model.
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Keeping Linux Nodes in AgreementDotfiles and repeatable configuration across different machines.
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OmniBoardAn Android keyboard built around terminals, touch geometry, and the stubborn realities of typing.
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PyrrhusThe ThinkPad T480 that keeps finding work.
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ScreenSenseAn Android experiment in making on-screen context useful to software.
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SisyphusA small office tower doing speech compute on a constrained power supply.
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SleeperThe persistent workhorse running orchestration, documentation, and infrastructure.
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SomaAn Android companion project exploring wake words, speech, and local model routing.
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Swipe Typing and the Keyboard ModelGetting a gesture recognizer to work on glass takes more than a clever classifier.
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Teaching a Device to ListenWake-word training, evaluation, and the inconvenient realities of real microphones.
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The Cluster Nobody Asked ForOrdinary computers accumulating unusual responsibilities.
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TitanA desktop RTX 3090 workstation for heavier local compute and model experiments.
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Voice and Speech ExperimentsWake words, transcription, and speech synthesis are three different engineering problems.
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WeaklingThe understated service host carrying more than its name suggests.
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When Autocorrect Never RunsA typing-model problem that turned out not to be a typing-model problem.
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Wrist CockpitBuilding custom Zepp OS applications for a watch with more potential than its default menus.
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Brokentooth StudioThe private workshop behind this site. Concepts, prompts, reviews and browser proofs kept in one repository.
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ResidueA collection of digital artifacts and visual noise.
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The Quiet ComputerOn tools, solitude, and the shape of a good day.
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Tooth FieldAn interactive field of fractured geometry.
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October ConceptsThe four concept studies made for this site in October 2026, running side by side, at desktop or phone size.
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WorldbuildOne of four October concept studies for this site. A continuous descent through an illustrated city.