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A shelf of practical AI tools, reliability experiments, and creative technology. Start with TinyDesk for workflow design, human review, and evaluation. For workplace agents and employee coaching, see AI in practice →.

TinyDesk ticket view for fictional ticket QE-01, “VPN works in the office and fails at home,” from requester Nadia Pell. On the left: the description, editable Category, Priority, and Status menus with a Save changes button, three activity entries, and a reply composer holding the suggested draft with its own Save reply button. On the right: the navy TinyTalk Assist panel labeled Cloud xAI Grok, with an issue summary, suggested category Network, one question about whether other internet works at home, a draft response, and Apply category and Use draft buttons. Applied AI · Help desk

TinyDesk

A small help desk built around a queue of fictional Ashmere Press tickets. TinyTalk Assist summarizes the issue, suggests a category, points out missing information, and drafts an editable reply. The technician stays in control; nothing is saved automatically.

JavaScript front end, Python backend. Local Ollama by default, with cloud xAI Grok if you opt in. In a small 12-ticket evaluation scored for factual errors, repeated questions, and unsupported promises, low-reasoning Grok produced 10 drafts usable as written and 2 that needed edits.

Screenshot: real interface, fictional ticket. The assistant panel replays a recorded Grok result, not a live call.

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JavaScript · Python · Ollama · xAI Grok
TinyTalk terminal session: a test fact — my test spaceship is named Enterprise — is saved to memory, answered back, and listed as current by the /memory command. Local AI · Memory

TinyTalk

TinyTalk started as a small local chatbot and turned into a test bed for a harder question: what should an assistant do when remembered facts change? Current profile facts, fact history, recent conversation, and source status stay separate so an old answer does not quietly become today’s truth.

Real session, run locally with Ollama (llama3.2:1b). Test facts only, shown verbatim and excerpted for length.

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Ollama · Python · MemPalace · GitHub ↗
Cricket Mode card: clamp scope, challenge assumptions, prove it with evidence, clean up the residue — one contract across Codex, Cursor, and Antigravity. Agent systems

Cricket Mode

A portable behavior layer for AI coding agents: clamp the scope, challenge assumptions, prove the work with evidence, and clean up the residue. The same behavior contract is adapted across Codex, Cursor, and Antigravity.

A behavior contract, not an app — shown as a card rather than a screenshot.

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Portable v1 · GitHub ↗
Commit City hero still: a dark skyline of green buildings at different heights. The project README captions this image as the cyb3rcricket contribution skyline. Creative technology

Commit City

A year of GitHub contributions becomes a 3D city. Each day is a city lot, more activity means a taller building, and the original contribution history stays recognizable underneath the spectacle.

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Three.js · TypeScript · Live demo ↗ · GitHub ↗
Grounded AI

LoreMasterBot

A terminal World of Warcraft companion that looks up Blizzard’s structured data instead of relying on the model to remember game facts. Local and cloud models use the same tool loop, with tests around routing, tool-call history, and API failures.

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Python · Tool calling · Blizzard API · GitHub ↗
Mutation Microscope’s real sequence inspector and molecular-impact panel, displaying the bundled APOA1 example. Applied AI · Data visualization

Mutation Microscope

A genomic visualization workspace for exploring chromosome, region, and sequence views, comparing REF and ALT values, and tracing where the displayed information came from. Seven curated AlphaGenome examples clearly separate published values, reconstructed tracks, and illustrative controls.

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React · TypeScript · AlphaGenome · Live demo ↗ · GitHub ↗