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A coding agent inside a 32,768-token ceiling, and the harness that measures what compression is really worth. Half the input tokens for the same fix — plus exactly where Paritok stops working.
Every batting stat is situation-blind. 137,517 IPL chase balls scored for pressure, 164 batters re-ranked by what they do when it matters. 27 tests, zero AI, offline.
Draw your day as five points. Meet one stranger whose day had the same shape. Thirty seconds each, no names, no chatbot, and the number after is allowed to be negative.
A kolam is made to be erased. This one comes back exactly.
This README shows 134 characters. Your agent reads 310.
Our workflow barely beat one prompt on accuracy. It never contradicted itself.
A patient described his back three times in 37 days and no two sentences shared a word. CockroachDB's vector index connects them. Nirog remembers what patients said, and says when it couldn't look.
Your skin isn't reacting to your serum. It's reacting to your sleep. Slept On tracks YouCam Skin Analysis scores against how you actually lived, and corrects for the 147 tests it took to find anything
Which patch of green near you is actually worth walking to? Canopy pulls real parks from OpenStreetMap, tracks whether going there changes anything for you, and tells you when it can't tell.
Pitstop scans your whole back catalog, finds what's costing you money, and shows you — no login required. 223 tests.
You told an AI about your day. It's never had one. Same Day finds one real person whose day had the exact same shape as yours, gives you 30 seconds each, then measures whether it actually helped.
Deadline is the agent that watches your submissions and reaches you on whichever channel you're near. One handler, Telegram and Discord, and it messages you first.
Cricket's batting stats are situationblind.Clutch Index scores all 137,517 IPL chase deliveries for match pressure, then reranks 164 batters by how they bat when it actually matters. 27 tests,no AI.
Assignment briefs leave things out and nobody marks them as missing. Common Ground reads a brief, finds what it never specified, and turns the gaps into questions you can send. 101 tests, no API key
Yesterday my hackathon submission lost. The build was competitive; the writeup wasn't. submission-check is the linter I wish I'd run on it — ten checks, every one traced to a specific loss.
A purpose-scoped, revocable grant travels into your AI tools. An attribution receipt travels back out — proving how work was made without ever containing it. Consent that travels both ways.
Draw the emotional curve of your day, match with strangers whose day had the same shape, then meet in anonymous rooms that disappear at midnight. Social media for your feelings, not your highlights.
An Indian doctor gets 120 seconds per patient. Parchi follows that patient through the building — triage at reception, the prescription itself, and what it costs at the pharmacy counter.
New Zealand's richest deposit of recoverable electronics sits in household drawers, and its national scheme structurally cannot reach it. We reclassify that stock as a certified mineral reserve.
Drop in any image and learn everything knowable about it — who made it, whether it was edited, and if it's a stripped copy of something we sealed. Built on Genblaze + Backblaze B2 Object Lock.
Nirog : full-fledged tele-health ecosystem connecting doctors, pharmacies, and patients in a single loop. Fronted by ARIA, a 3D AI nurse taking charge to get you better than anyone has in years.
