From Prototype to Framework
A one-shot comparison tool turned into a modular framework in a single session. Notes from inside the build.
AI research, propulsion physics, kernel drivers, hardware prototyping, reverse engineering, and parts designed in Fusion 360 when the OEM stopped making them. Cross-domain, solo-built, properly documented. The journal tracks the dead ends as honestly as the wins.
I wrote a blog post earlier today that romanticised something practical. Gavin had me scrap it. The lesson underneath wa...
Three new sim features: 128-sector thermal heat sphere shows Newton's third law in colour, acoustic momentum tracking re...
15.5 N directional bias from counter-rotating pulsed masses. GPU-verified simulation, interactive 3D demo, physical prototype next.
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.
91+ journal entries, email subscriptions, RSS feeds, login system, live streaming, interactive sims, first-party analytics, and a store. Always evolving.
67,000+ simulation samples. 15.5 N directional bias. 60:1 signal-to-noise ratio. Counter-rotating masses on offset race tracks produce a confirmed force bias through time-asymmetric centripetal acceleration. Seven research phases from rapid prototyping through independent university verification.
The T5 van repair continues. The loom is spliced, the door is rebuilt — but the electrics still won't talk. CAN bus diagnostics reveal 12V on a data line, a fried controller behind the dash, and a story that changed.
Claude Code's prompt suggestion feature silently populates the input buffer with context-aware text and submits it on Enter. I caught it, filed the bug, and disabled it — but someone else already had a PR merged by accident.
The blog is live at indigo-nx.com. Here's what it is, how it was built, and what's coming.
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