Comment by danielrmay
21 hours ago
For fun, this month I shipped Foreign Trivia - a wordle-style tiny daily trivia game where every question is in a different language, with tap-to-translate words as you play. It's part language-learning, part pattern-matching and part trivia. A new puzzle every day. https://foreigntrivia.com
I've also been working on an open source protocol / reference implementation for user-owned AI memory, with the basic idea being that as applied AI scales, more products will derive more claims about users, teams and workflows from chats, docs, calendars, emails, etc, and they shouldn't be trapped inside of one product. Right now there's a lot of opinions on what shape memory should take internally, but I'm focused less on standardizing that part, and more focused on the primitives around it: requiring inspection, correction, revocation and treating portability as first-class. It's early but I'm starting to build more of a clear vision around it and would love feedback from anyone working on local-first software, personal data stores, capability security, knowledge graphs, etc. https://github.com/danielrmay/likewise
I also shipped Claudity, an experimental thinking partner plugin for Claude Code based on Microsoft's Clarity Agent framework/harness open-sourced last month. https://github.com/danielrmay/claudity https://github.com/microsoft/clarity-agent/
Lastly, I'm working on an homage/satire project to milliondollarhomepage.com as it's one of my favorite web phenomenons of all time.
> I've also been working on an open source protocol / reference implementation for user-owned AI memory
I've thought about how to fix this too. I'm "locked in" to OpenAI because of what it knows about me. Literally it's told me things like "blah blah but you shouldn't do that because you take X medication which has Y in it" and I'm like "...really? can you reference that?" and it gives me some old thread where I chatted about it and unbeknownst to me I completely forgot.
In other words it's legit helpful as my "second brain", but I also don't like that I'm locked in and can't bring all this shared memory/context over.