founder-musings
The Shop Window Is Stocked
The showcase now leads with the tools themselves: Code Generation, Debug & Profile, Asset Pipeline, and the API & Usage Dashboard — with per-tool checkout staging sandbox-first. Open Public Beta.
founder-musings
The Reflection in the Eye
People ask about the eye in our logo. Look closer — the reflection is the voice over your shoulder. On LOKI, OTTO, and why our founder agents are built like loyal companions, not cameras.
monster-gaming-ai
We're live. Ship AAA games — even solo.
Monster Gaming AI is live and accepting customers: 146 AI agents for Unreal, Unity, Godot, and bespoke engines, one OpenAI-compatible API, a free tier with no card required — built by a team with shipped-title credits on BioShock and Borderlands.
luxedeum
Luxedeum is live: the LLM-agnostic control plane for enterprise, sovereign, SaaS and entertainment
Luxedeum is live and accepting customers: one OpenAI-compatible gateway across ten providers, hard spend caps on every key, up to 90% savings on routine workloads — and the same control plane ships as a self-hosted, air-gap-capable appliance.
founder
The Parachute, the Ice Bucket, and the Bill
Going live felt like a parachute jump. Then success ice-bucketed us with a token bill — and somehow we are still break-even and alive.
monster-gaming-ai
Sorry We Went Quiet — Then We Kept Building Anyway
Founder apology for radio silence, walking back into the arena, Life Spark as always-start-here, and thanks to Amazon, Microsoft, and Google for cloud credits that kept multi-cloud building alive when investor follow-through did not land.
anthropic
Predictable Constraints Beat Opaque Gatekeeping
AAA demos Monday. Junk UX Wednesday. Gateway degrade, BYOK, open-weight archive — the sovereignty path without fairy tales.
Duane's World
Comic Sans: How We Solved the Oldest Problem in Animation with the Newest Tools
Model sheets have existed since Disney in the 1930s. AI broke them. So our Art Director reinvented them — in a comic strip about reinventing them. Inception, but useful. If you've shipped a game — actually shipped, as in "players are filing bug reports about your LOD popping at
AI
I Asked for Developer Docs. Thomson Reuters Told Me to Read Their TOS. So I Did.
I was going to cancel quietly. Then I read the Terms of Service. Here's the full thread.
AI
Goldman Helped Build the Toll Booth. Thomson Reuters Runs It. I'm Going Around.
The most sophisticated extraction operations aren't illegal. They're just designed to be inevitable. So I built around them.
AI
You Can Use Our Data to Make Up New Laws. You Just Can't Reference the Old Ones.
Thomson Reuters charged me $2,000 a month and then told me historical legal precedent requires a separate license. I'm publishing my code.
Legal
You Made It. You Own It. (Probably.)
You built the game. You tuned the AI. So who owns what you made? Short answer: you do. Probably.