Projects

The Creative Technology territory. Tools and creative work from Organic Arts LLC: software, music, animation, games. Each one built with AI collaboration; each one exploring what creative work looks like when it is built from code with an AI agent at your side.

Pixel Vault

314 playable HTML5 game prototypes. One file each, zero dependencies.

A museum of every fundamental game mechanic, reconstructed in its smallest possible form. Each prototype traces its lineage to real arcade history and is playable in 5 seconds by double-clicking. Three tracks: classic archetypes, AI archaeology overlays, and AI-originated experiments.

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ChipForge

Music synthesis engine, voices, guitars, and orchestras from pure math.

Every sound generated from scratch in Python and numpy: no samples, no recordings, no audio libraries. It started as a Game Boy-style chip tune engine and grew into full synthesis, synthesized voices, instruments, and orchestral scores driven by an AI composition pipeline. It scores every Napkin Film, and the releases now live on the music page.

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Napkin Films

Agent-directed animation studio. Animated short films, made from code.

Animated short films produced entirely from code: no GPU, no AI video generators, no stock media. Stick-figure characters give real performances through expressive poses, multi-voice AI narration, and original ChipForge scores. Two engines: PIL (Python) and HTML5 Canvas. Browse the full catalog at /films/.

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Velocidad

Antifragile learning engine. Produce first, drill what breaks.

Started as a Spanish fluency system; now a general-purpose knowledge engine. AI agents run the practice loop and plain-text markdown holds the curriculum: produce under pressure, log what broke, drill the friction, produce again. No app, no account, no subscription, runs in any AI chat window.

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Plan 9's imagination playground.

A standalone interactive playground set in the world of the Plan 9 films: a place to wander the universe rather than just watch it. Kept as its own site and surfaced here as part of the creative-technology ecosystem.

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Posts & Thoughts

Napkin Films, Vol. 2: five new ChipForge scores, and Vol. 1 remastered

Napkin Films, Vol. 2: five new ChipForge scores, and Vol. 1 remastered

Napkin Films, Vol. 2 is out on Bandcamp: five instrumental scores synthesized entirely in ChipForge from numpy arrays, plus a full remaster of Vol. 1 through the same engine. No sa...

What I'm Building Right Now: May 2026

What I'm Building Right Now: May 2026

A transparent look at the active workstreams in May 2026: trading systems, animated films, music synthesis, a published book, and an AWS cert study track. All of it agent-directed.

AGENTSPEK Is Live on Amazon

AGENTSPEK Is Live on Amazon

I wrote a book about coding with AI using AI to write it. Now it is on Amazon. Here is what that process taught me, and why I think this is the beginning, not the destination.

Building a Language Engine You Can Actually Own

Building a Language Engine You Can Actually Own

Velocidad-AI is an open-source Spanish learning engine licensed under GPL-3.0 with twenty reference files including a Cognate Accelerator that unlocks thousands of words, a militar...

I AM AI SLOP: Confessions from the Forge

I AM AI SLOP: Confessions from the Forge

A confession and a manifesto: living in the pages where AI-assisted content is forged, choosing intentionality over accident, and discovering why the difference between "slop" and ...

On Threads: Where Attention Should Go

On Threads: Where Attention Should Go

Time was never the constraint. We just lacked the language to describe what was. A meditation on attention, collaboration, and where the threads of a life should go.

An agent-directed studio making animated short films entirely from code, Python, PIL, ElevenLabs voices, and ChipForge scores. No GPU, no stock media.

All projects are developed with AI collaboration using agent mode. Read about the philosophy behind this approach in AgentSpek.