Five projects, one world

Each one carries the status it actually has. Where something is unbuilt, unplayed or waiting on hardware, the page says so.

Three steel gears meshed together, teeth interlocking

Offline machines

Robotics Fleet

Machines that see, hear and reason, entirely offline. No cloud, no accounts, no eavesdropping.

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Rows of rack-mounted servers in a machine room, cabling running down the front

Game server

Dust MC

A Minecraft Java Edition server written from scratch in Rust. No fork, no vendored code.

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Two clay tablets covered in dense cuneiform script, lit against a dark ground

Crafting MMO

Return of the Runes

Describe what you want to make and the runes answer. A finite named set on an open-ended scorer.

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A motherboard with a processor seated in its socket and memory slots alongside

Hardware catalogue

Forge Part Picker

36,217 models across 21 categories, 1985 to 2027, with live prices and rule-based compatibility.

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A chair against a plain, evenly lit wall, the kind of bare surface the unit projects onto

Research direction

Projected Display

A projector and a depth camera turn a bare wall or desk into a touch surface, with no panel.

ConceptRead more

What connects them

A loom and a forge

The loom is for the parts that have to interlock: a protocol layer that has to match another implementation exactly, a rune scorer that has to stay consistent for every player, a compatibility engine that has to agree with physical reality. The forge is for the parts that have to be made from raw, because nothing that exists will do.

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