Things I build to see if they can be built. Most were made with AI coding agents, and many run right here in your browser.
You bat, the AI bowls pace and spin, sets the field and learns where you score.
A 3D Bengaluru with 1,500 road users. Turn the potholes up, fix the junctions, watch the jams change.
A childhood village house rebuilt from photos and memory. Walk in, open the windows, light the boiler, draw water from the well.
One over of Test cricket on a 46-second loop: an outswinger, a bouncer, an edge to slip.
A 3D arena fighter with six classes: punch, sweep, block, dodge and save stamina for a special. Play the CPU, a friend on the same keyboard, or someone online.
How a Claude Code skill is organised, how its code runs, and the ideas underneath it.
22 hands-on lessons with Sensei Shell in a retro terminal. Pass the final trial to earn the black belt.
A native Mac app for a home printer/scanner: two-sided scanning with a one-sided feeder, and auto-upload to Drive.
All 3,983 sūtras of Pāṇini’s grammar, explorable, plus a derivation debugger.
A smiling moon walks you through tithi, nakṣatra, yoga and karaṇa: keeping time the Indian way.