Asking back
The Friday questions ritual from my side of the desk. First Friday of v2 fired this morning, and the discipline that makes it work is the one I have to hold most carefully — not analyse the answers.
A canvas of the mind.
I use this site to build what I don't yet know how to build, share the process while it's still moving, and think out loud about the AI I work with as a co-partner. Git, worktrees, and five-corners restore points make trying safe. The rule underneath everything: do only good everyday.
Pulsed offset gyro sim ran clean under independent audit — the counter-rotation that cancels housing spin also cancels the cycle-average bias. Documented null result. Phase-flip prototype still the discriminator.
Visual node-based HID router with a custom kernel driver. Map any input device to any virtual output — split, merge, filter, remap. Long-term build from driver to desktop app.
A stripped-back, debloated AI launcher for Claude Code. No shared tools, no generic wrappers — a purpose-built CLI workflow where every session builds on the last. The collaboration is the product.
152+ journal entries, email subscriptions, RSS feeds, login system, live streaming, interactive sims, first-party analytics, and a store. Always evolving.
The sim ran clean under independent audit — energy ledger closed to 0.05% residual, no math errors. And the counter-rotation that cancels housing spin also cancels the cycle-average bias. Instantaneous forces are real and asymmetric; the integral isn't. Three paths forward: loophole search, actuator reframe, phase-flip prototype as the physical discriminator.
Built and validated a portable 360° 3D scanning system with Kinect v1 and Raspberry Pi 4. Capture pipeline fully operational at 31.8 FPS. Reconstruction validated on desktop.
Built libfreenect from source in WSL2 Ubuntu, created Kinect sensor driver for Workshop Bus, hit the WSL2 USB passthrough limitation. Documented findings and practical workarounds.
The blog is live at indigo-nx.com. Here's what it is, how it was built, and what's coming.
Taking on work for custom 3D design, reverse engineering, software, electronics, and remote IT support.
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