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🇿🇦 Cultural Attribution & Philosophy This project pays homage to the rich oral traditions of Southern Africa. The stories draw inspiration from San rock art mythology, Zulu and Xhosa folklore, and the spirit of Ubuntu ("I am because we are"). 🇿🇦 IMBALI is a dual-purpose interactive web application. For readers, it is an immersive, sensory digital storybook featuring original South African folktales— For digital creators, it doubles as an end-to-end YouTube Visual Storytelling Studio, equipped with timecoded teleprompters, B-roll AI prompt generators, and SEO metadata exporters. 🌐 Live Interactive Experience: 1. The Weaver of Starlight! https://01a03d9f-cab1-700a-a631-37d111fa8391.arena.site/ 2. UMLILO! https://01a03d9b-5278-745e-a95b-a1275dd0bc48.arena.site/
SEPANG 56 is a fan-made F1 web experience built around Sepang International Circuit. Learn essential race concepts, explore key corners, experience a deterministic simulated hot lap with telemetry, and make race predictions. Built with Next.js, TypeScript, React, Three.js/React Three Fiber, Tailwind CSS and Supabase. The public demo is deployed on Vercel. Independent project; not affiliated with Formula 1, the FIA, or Sepang International Circuit.
Drive the **Tiled** map editor from an AI agent over MCP, while you watch it happen in the real window. Tiled ships a JavaScript extension API, and Tiled MCP Pro built 100 commands on top of it. **Those commands could not fire unattended.** Tiled 1.12's script engine has no `setTimeout` and no `setInterval`, so an extension has no way to poll — it only wakes on an asset signal or when a human presses `Ctrl+Shift+M`. An agent calling into it just times out.
Nine AI coding agents in a 16-bit office you can walk around. Every desk belongs to a real Claude Code or Codex session — when one fires a tool call, that agent's monitor lights up and a bubble says what it's doing. When the house goes quiet, they give up on their desks and drift to the couch. It's live, and it's multiplayer: open the URL and you're in. No room code, no host, no join — two people from two different houses can walk around the same room right now. Putting your own agents on screen is one line in ~/.claude/settings.json. No daemon, no install, no signup — the hook exits in 28ms even when the server is dead. Which is the actual idea: every Kracked dev has a room like this one, and you can walk into each other's.
Decorate a pixel room together with your AI agent — an MCP server for the CelestJux room editor.
This project was born from Project Meann and represents a collaboration among the five core members of the PeakyBuildr Guild. True to the guild’s motto — “Build sharp. Ship bold. Break things. Learn fast.” — the assistant was crafted in just 3 days, fueled by two nights of midnight‑owl coding sessions that stretched into early‑worm mornings. It embodies the hackathon spirit: relentless focus, creativity, and teamwork under pressure.
Following up bounty posted in KrackedDevs I hereby present to you my humble creation. Challenging 3 category quiz complete with gamified prizes and leaderboard.
Purge Protocol* is a five-player co-op run-and-gun that runs in a browser tab and ships as one orbit.html. No bundler, no framework, no dependencies, no build step beyond Python 3.
A real-time GPU fluid playground. A React + TypeScript port of Pavel Dobryakov's WebGL-Fluid-Simulation (MIT), extended with a particle layer, a preset system, image sources and capture. This is the standalone project repo: one route, one canvas, everything exposed. No backend, no database, no API routes; everything prerenders static and hydrates. Two things I found while mapping it that are worth knowing: The dependency split is cleaner than you'd expect. Of the 21 specimens, 7 are React-only (GlareHover, GlassSurface, LogoLoop, Magnet, Noise, SpotlightCard, StarBorder), 8 use Motion, 4 use GSAP, and only two pull a 3D library. That's why 4IM/Flux could be split into its own repo needing just Next and React — it was never entangled with three.js or gsap. The real architecture story is the frame budget. Six canvas surfaces can be live at once on the home page, so the interesting design work isn't the component tree, it's the policing: offscreen parking, a zero-cost grain overlay, DPR clamps, and the adaptive quality guard. The doc records the measurements behind each decision rather than just asserting them.
