Gavel Laws
The GAVEL laws — Goal fixed first · Authority flows down · Verdict by another · Every error has a way back · Ledger is append-only. One loop defines an AI agent; three closed loops and five laws define why you can trust it.
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Kernel Trap Cards
One green test can lie. Find five hidden correctness traps.
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Kromoss
Text-to-image fine-tune of MOSS-Image-Base with 8-step turbo
BFS Best Face Swap
Head swap with the BFS LoRA on Qwen-Image-2.1 (+turbo)
Qnsqy Gemini
QNSQY for Gemini CLI and Antigravity CLI: post-quantum CBOM scan, encryption to public keys and verification on your own Linux computer. Takes no secrets.
I'm So Glad I Taught Claude How to Cook - Engines of Hate by Failosipher
This one's different. No new units, just how the game actually gets made right now, and how one guy puts out this much this fast. It's pretty technical, fair warning. Quick background: my first game,...
Lambucio's Kingdom by Kiruz1
Pixel-art roguelite: eat, survive, and conquer the kingdom.
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Spec-first agentic development · spec-first.dev
Spec-first agentic development is specification-driven development for AI coding agents: reviewed specs, isolated worktrees, gated commits.
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