Projects

A farming game built on a real quantum simulator: every field is a density matrix, every season is unitary evolution, every harvest is a measurement. Public source under MIT, Godot 4.5, with a Windows alpha build from 19 October 2026.

A small cellular survival game, shipped and playable in the browser since July 2026: you are a young algal cell feeding, diving and grafting organs under simple local rules.

A live storefront where you start from a scenario, a seven-day power outage or a month without water, instead of a product shelf. It builds a capability profile across the twelve domains, scores products against your gaps, and links out to buy. It takes no payment.

An economy calculator for the strategy game Beyond All Reason: for every structure you could build next, how long until it pays for itself, drawn as a surface you can slice in 2D or turn in 3D. Public source under MIT.

A research instrument that models a song as an Umwelt world changing in time, to test whether coherence-sensitive trajectories predict hook recognition better than classical baselines. Built to be able to publish a no.

Pick a mood and a time, get a walkable plan: live events and open venues near you, with walking times, on a map. Running for Austin and Portland.

The consultancy: operational modelling, automation and code for small and mid-size companies. Its offer is a Frame, a model of one operation over its own records with every number marked current, stale or dark, that says what it does not know. Sold to the person who runs an operation and its budget, anywhere, on site when it matters.

A coordination app for a real probate and estate-auction operation: cases, the parties around them, lots, bids and a verifiable ledger, built as packets with a check on each. A demo deployment exists; no customer use yet.

Email defence that sits inside the Gmail you already use: it reads recent mail, writes a short summary back to you inside the thread, and gives you a river to triage from. Live for its first user; invite-only beta.

The task desk that runs Luke’s agent team and feeds this site. Work arrives as small packets, each naming the test that decides whether it is done; a kernel of about 1,500 lines of Python runs them one at a time, and the scheduler that picks the next one lives inside the Umwelt engine. It also holds Luke’s personal front desk.

Describe a world as a small data file, feed it readings, and Umwelt keeps a live model of what is probably true, with a confidence on every belief and a forecast. One engine with no domain vocabulary, under a house, a war game, a storefront and a market tracker.

This site: a portfolio that reports its own state. Every card says what exists and what is only planned; three live signals show what the machine behind the work is doing; and the things only Luke can do flow from here to his Semantica desk.

Gummy-bear armies in a physical Unity battle sandbox: hop, yeet, catapult, cannon, a smashable wall, phones as commanders, and a belief field taken from Umwelt by contract. Playable in the editor; no build yet.

A twin-stick corridor shooter in Unity, grown from a 2019 prototype called Cubes shoot Cubes. Playable in the editor; no build.

A story-game kernel on Umwelt, in two private repositories: a world, ledger and quest core, and a host that plays a public-domain novel as a game where the unwritten chapters stay in superposition until you read them.

A single-player campaign shell for the strategy game Beyond All Reason, where the war map shows what your company believes about the planet, not what is true. The first full demo of the Umwelt engine.

Home intelligence for Home Assistant, built on Umwelt: a model of a household’s state over the home’s own event log, suggesting first and acting only when a named output is allowed. A dummy house runs in CI; the first real house will be a studio.

Event and group coordination for real people: rides, rooms and small groups for dance events and workshops. Charted; no inspectable source yet.

Generate-and-select for content, graded against measured response. Version 0 ships only the selecting half on purpose: a ledger, an instrument contract and gates that refuse. Generation does not exist yet, and it says so.

A plan for making a suburban street able to look after itself for its first three days, then thirty: twelve household capability domains, three tiers each, and a shared way for neighbours to see who has what. The store is the first piece with code behind it.

AAI (Automatic Arbitrage Intelligence) is a research instrument for how prediction markets set prices. Kalshi and Polymarket list the same events and disagree; AAI measures how and why. It cannot trade, by design.

A benchmark gym for Luke’s team of AI agents (the swarm). It runs standard task benchmarks against the team, grades every answer with a mechanical referee, and keeps a skill reading that remembers failures and fades when a skill goes untested.

A daily stock sentiment and price tracker on Umwelt: five tickers, two disjoint years, three sentiment feeds, a pre-registered screen, and results published whatever they say. Null results are published beside the hits.