Selected work
A closer look at what we're building, end to end.
Master Memory Unit
Master Memory Unit is a local-first Rust memory platform for software agents and people. It stores durable, namespaced records under /master/memory and provides a separate short-term layer for active working context. MCP tools expose memory_read, memory_write, memory_update, memory_delete, memory_search, and memory_context_pack operations. The Qt Quick/QML GUI reacts live to read, write, update, delete, and search activity received through the activity bus. Access to a memory root, or to any folder or file below it, is grouped under that root and causes its animated lane to pulse in the memory interaction view. This makes namespace activity visible while keeping the hierarchy inspectable. This is our own project and invention (an authorship statement, not a claim of registered intellectual property). Licensed under the MIT License. Source code: https://github.com/0bifthenelse/master-memory-unit
Seculars Online
Seculars Online is a browser strategy prototype built around a persistent world map. One playable chunk is currently implemented, while the world architecture is designed to support infinite expansion over time. Explore the map with camera controls, use ZQSD or the arrow keys to move on desktop, or play directly on mobile with touch controls.
Les Grands Jeux d'Antan
Les Grands Jeux d'Antan is a series of puzzle books built with our own procedural puzzle book generator, published for adults and seniors who enjoy searching, observing and taking their time. Each book brings together four game families in extra-large print: crosswords, word searches, sudoku and mazes, with 60 pages per game type and full solutions at the end. The collection currently features two regional editions: Gascogne and Hérault, between the Mediterranean, the garrigue, the vineyards and the high cantons.
Atmosphère
Atmosphère is an Electron and React desktop app built for a private client to run their Discord music bot without touching Discord itself. It talks to a discord.js and @discordjs/voice backend over a typed IPC bridge, streaming audio through a yt-dlp and ffmpeg pipeline. The dashboard shows live bot status and connection state, a playlist manager organizes and recategorizes tracks, and a self-check routine verifies ffmpeg, the bot token and the folder structure on every launch, healing what it can automatically. A recently added local playback mode locks playback to the app itself, so tracks can be previewed and queued without streaming audio into the bot's Discord voice channel. As this was built as a private commission, the source and a live instance remain the customer's property and are not publicly shared.
Equilibrium
Equilibrium is our own trading bot, running live on BNB Smart Chain. Arbitrage simply means buying where something is cheap and selling where it is more expensive, and on decentralized exchanges those small price gaps open and close within seconds. The bot watches several markets at once, around the clock, through multiple independent connections, so a dropped connection never leaves it blind. When a profitable gap appears, a flash loan provides the funds inside a single transaction and is repaid in that same transaction, so no large capital reserve is needed. A frontrunning mode, limited to 180 minutes per day, can also trade ahead of a pending transaction it has detected. The console below is its live monitoring terminal. Built and run entirely in-house, it is not for sale. Through a privately deployed smart contract, a flash loan can borrow up to $10M in crypto assets, with no investment required beyond very low gas fees.
TUI Explorer
TUI Explorer turns the Linux terminal into a file manager that feels like a small desktop app, with a places, mounts, tags and bookmarks sidebar, a clickable breadcrumb, a responsive ASCII-art icon grid and a preview panel. All icons are plain ASCII art drawn by the app's own icon engine, so it works in any terminal without patched fonts or emoji. Named tags are stored in SQLite and survive restarts, files and folders encrypt in place via the age crate's passphrase API, and images preview live on Kitty, Sixel or iTerm2 terminals with a half-block fallback. Built entirely in Rust and Linux only, the source is at github.com/0bifthenelse/tui-explorer.