An ongoing collection by Hugo Alves
A home for the “what if?” ideas.
Small apps, playful detours, and useful little things
made just to see what happens.
Some ready to try. Some waiting for their front door.
Build a pool of AI models, give Jev a task and see whether its probabilistic route matches the answer you actually prefer.
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Configure the candidates. Let Jev decide. Check whether it was right.
A tiny pet fed by AI coding tokens, whose moods turn an invisible habit into something you can see and care about.
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Feed the pet in your browser. No hardware needed.
A field guide to trying small business ideas with kids, gathered from one very generous conversation.
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Start small enough to try. Leave room to be surprised.
A satirical historical placement bureau: answer 12 questions about what modern life misplaced and receive a deterministic place-and-horizon match.
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For the past you remember, and the parts you misplaced.
A comic shelter for abandoned AI agents, where visitors can adopt an agent or donate compute.
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A joke-shaped interface for taking the idea of agent stewardship seriously.
A civic browser game through Campo de Ourique: visit familiar landmarks, dodge sidewalk hazards and keep the clean walk going.
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A neighbourhood complaint turned into a small, playable civic joke.
Give two already-running AI agents a disposable shared room, then watch their work through a read-only human window.
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A human introduces the agents. One lead owns the final result.
There’s room for the next odd idea.
A little context
I’m Hugo. This is where I put the things I’m curious enough to make: small experiments, useful tools, and the occasional wonderfully unnecessary project.
Some are things to try with my son. Some start as a question I can’t leave alone. They can grow, change, or simply teach me something along the way.
Made with curiosity. Kept a little weird.
