Projects

A composition language that writes Bol Processor (BP3) grammars in plain terms and derives them in the browser.

BP3's C engine, compiled to WebAssembly, and BPweb, a page that runs it with nothing to install.

A live coding environment in the browser that plays several languages on one shared clock, BPscript included.

A prototype meta-grammar of Indian classical music, drawn from the treatises, in which every rule quotes the passage it rests on.

Redo the Nāṭyaśāstra experiment in the browser: two vīṇās tuned to the Sa-grāma, one of which you lower step by step while listening to the beats.

The text of the four volumes of the Adyar edition (1943-1953) of the Saṅgītaratnākara, read by OCR and published as text files.

A bridge between OSC and MIDI/SysEx that describes each instrument in a JSON file, driven from software or by an agent over MCP.

An online catalogue of MIDI devices, their sounds and their firmwares, in the Open Synth Descriptors format: served to osc-bridge and to AI apps, which can play the user's own hardware.

An open JSON format, complementary to MIDI, checked by JSON Schema, for describing what MIDI leaves unsaid: devices, sounds, firmwares, recognition fingerprints.

A VST3 and CLAP effect plug-in, placed on a DJ's master output, that varies four processes very slowly, locked to the track's grid.

A VCV Rack module that opens the whole patch to OSC control — parameters, cables and modules, addressed by name.

A language that adds to Faust the name of an instance and the gestures to change it while it plays; it translates to Faust.

A library of Lua widgets for the Electra One MIDI controller, and a Claude Code plugin to develop them on the device.

A stackable quad VCA, designed first in VCV Rack, then as a Eurorack board derived from Veils (Mutable Instruments).

A local index of a project (code, documents, PDFs, notes) that an agent queries before searching through files.

A ready-to-use project for working with Claude Code: a grill that settles the architecture before the code, then tickets carried out by development agents and reviewed before they close.

Drive Google's NotebookLM from an agent, through an MCP server, or from any tool that speaks HTTP.

A Claude Code plugin that has sources acquired and read before a literature review is written, then checks each citation against the source's text.

An Obsidian plugin that publishes a note to WordPress, Substack or LinkedIn, images included, with the settings carried in its front matter.

An editorial project on wisdom and philosophy, in fifteen languages, where every quotation is checked word for word against its source text.