Endeavours

some endeavours.

Why

three things i keep turning over.

  • i keep wandering into areas i don't know yet. a framework i haven't touched, some system someone built like a cathedral. i take a piece home and play with it.
  • i don't like math treated as rigid. a system needs its rules to hold, but that's what makes it fun. the rules hold. so be loose everywhere else.
  • i'm just a curious nerd with so many projects i ran out of disk space.

Side Quests

papers and other detours.

Shipped

out in the open.

Neuron

Neuron

· July 2026

Your Razer hardware. Your rules.
My Rust replacement for Synapse, daily-driven on a Naga V2 Pro and BlackWidow Chroma V2. Device controls, reactive lighting, layers, profiles, button remapping, Python macros, radial menus and gestures. No account, cloud or telemetry.
A control layer built to grow beyond Razer. Free Windows 10/11 beta; other devices need their own testing.

Manifold

Manifold

· April 2026

Git desktop client. Your codebase is a manifold.
Change one file and it follows the nearby structure through a graph built from repository history. Heat spreads toward related files; curvature helps surface the bridges your architecture leans on.
Flutter, Dart, and a bit of spectral geometry.

Whisper

Whisper

· February 2026

Encrypted communication over Möbius geometry, built in the browser.
Tuck an encrypted message inside an ordinary file, or open a peer-to-peer session protected with authenticated encryption.
Möbius-derived prediction shapes the codec; standard cryptography protects the message.

What Do You Mean?

What Do You Mean?

· April 2026

In-game agentic debugger for Minecraft, split between two agents.
The Doctor reaches into a running mod and rewrites its bytecode on the fly, setting soft breakpoints through a Condition Compiler wherever you need them. The Watchdog never touches a thing; it just keeps a quiet eye on the server's tick rate, waiting for the moment something slips.
A college capstone on Fabric 1.21, built test-first.

Minecraft Server Maintainer

Minecraft Server Maintainer

· January 2026

A 67KB jar that lives next to your server folder. Double-click it and walk away.
It keeps Minecraft, mods, plugins, and datapacks current, and after every update it checks the server still boots, rolling back anything that doesn't. Crash, and it brings itself quietly back, rate-limited so it never thrashes.
No Docker, no web panel, no subscription.

Morithon

Morithon

· 2024

Unreal Engine 5 death-run. 45 students, one semester.
Can you beat your friends?

In development

taking shape; not released yet.

Lore

Lore

· 2026 in development

A small world made of your cards.
A private-first place to explore who you are, show someone what feels true, and build a mythology together. Keep your own story; choose what you share. Tarot, astrology, and interactive play are instruments.
There's an owl. You can give it a card.

Scryer

· May 2026 active research

Exact mathematics for systems that guess.

Scryer gives a research agent exact mathematical objects to work with. The agent decides what to try; Scryer derives what it can, finds counterexamples, and sometimes leaves evidence you can replay.

The focus now is discovery: letting the agent use established results to choose its next question.

Scryer, served by Stithy · public research access

Try Scryer

Both tokens can use every wolf.scryer.* tool. The choice is whether your input gets saved.

Connect your MCP client

Add the URL below as a remote MCP server. For its request header, use Authorization: Bearer <one of the tokens below>.

https://mcp.woflo.dev/stithy/mcp

Base

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Every Scryer tool, with a 30-second deadline and a shared compute budget. Stithy counts and times each call without storing your question.

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Contributor

question text kept

Your full input is saved to help improve Scryer. You get a 120-second deadline, more memory and higher queue priority.

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The tokens may be revoked if they're abused.

want your own token? contact me

Once connected, your MCP client can list Scryer's tools. Stithy logs the tool, timing and outcome of every call. It doesn't log IP addresses. Base discards the input. Contributor keeps it. Seeing where Scryer gets stuck helps guide the work.