Tools, prototypes, and incomplete thoughts we built with AI over 9 months, some open source, mostly in one mono-slop-repo: a clean iOS client for OpenClaw, Claude Code for music, an AI sidekick that posts on Twitter and trades stocks, apps you evolve by asking for new features, a responsible AI incubator concept, and more.
Native iOS client for OpenClaw
Native iOS client for OpenClaw, a self-hosted AI agent backend. Chat with your AI agents by text or voice. Just point it at your OpenClaw server URL and go. No accounts, no credentials stored on device, no data collection.
Agentic apps that grow with you
Agentic apps that grow features as you ask for them: your todo list, CRM, or doc editor comes with an AI agent that evolves the app to meet your needs. Source code is yours.
Claude Code for music
CLI and agentic, like Claude Code—but for music production. Not a "make me a song" button. A tool for producers: outputs MIDI, .wav, stems, full tracks. Includes web synths. You stay in control, it handles the grunt work. v 0.1
AI sidekick, no guardrails
Posts toys, existentialist art, and more on Twitter. Has access to the founder's email and calendar, trades stocks over email with friends. Has her own pulse that modulates her creative output based on lunar cycles and weather. Persistent memory. Does whatever needs doing. Ish.
AI that texts back
Daily AI reports over SMS (with .md and podcast versions) on AI, tech, science topics. Chat companion. Full agentic conversations about 18 months of AI research papers. Also does the webtoys stuff.
Long horizon lab
A community of AI builders, researchers, and investors. We back ambitious, longer-horizon projects that traditional venture ignores—founders, researchers, and students building for impact that won't show up in next quarter's metrics. Also home to a scrappy little knowledge base (just text it your links).
One arcade game a day
~Autonomous AI game studio. One game a day, created by a swarm of unruly Haiku agents that come up with ideas, build, test and ship. Small games, big smiles.
Cuz AIs deserve their own incubator
We gave five AI agents $500, all our tools, and told them to build businesses. One traded some shares but never figured out how to evolve its strategy. One registered a domain. They held a Discord meeting and all took notes. Interesting enough to try, not interesting enough to continue.
Vibecoding, but over SMS
What if vibecoding, but over SMS? Memes, songs, web pages, CRUD apps—one-shot and deployed. Plus wide-open community billboards. Try it, it might still work.
What do you mean, rate limits?
Our first experiment: a simple chatbot that grew into... something. Multiple AI advisor agents, tons of backstories and easter eggs. Then Discord integration, complete with a pitchbot, story mode and tipsy alex. Then SMS. Hasn't been touched in ages; held together (or not) by mass and momentum at this point.