systems
How they work
Each system drawn as a small machine on a bench. The parts that move are the stages a request passes through, and every number on a readout comes from the same model that moves the parts.
Coursified
Any public YouTube video into a structured course with quizzes, a graded assessment and a verifiable certificate.
MBPrep
Exam prep for Nigerian medical students: answered question banks, timed mocks and a Telegram bot on one account.
Hypatia
MBPrep's content engine: raw exam material in, a solved and blind-verified question bank draft out, on Cloudflare.
Vectorless
Document retrieval where a language model reads a document's section tree instead of searching a vector index.
Lorx
A git-compatible code forge in Rust, with change requests, its own actions engine, an automatic review engine and the bit CLI.
BridgeHook
An open-source webhook tunnel and inspector where your browser, not a binary, forwards to localhost.
Mercala
Agent-native multi-tenant e-commerce: merchants run their store by chatting, shoppers buy through a chat-first storefront.
Voxtar
Clinical voice AI: a LiveKit voice agent records voice and cough samples, and acoustic measurements stream to a clinician console.
Selah
A Bible for the terminal, on the same TUI stack as opencode, with an honest reading tracker and an Ask tab that uses your own Claude Code or Codex.
CervicalLens
Edge cytology screening plus genomic risk stratification for cervical cancer, with a clinician portal, an offline mobile app and an API.
Polyglot Checkout Bench
One database-bound checkout transaction built ten ways in TypeScript, Go and Rust, proved identical, then measured with statistics.