Real-time strategy — turn-based & simultaneous
Chess on a triangular board with real-time and turn-based modes. Multiplayer, AI opponent, and solo practice.
Play →Standard 8×8 checkers with mandatory captures, multi-jump chains, and RTS simultaneous-move mode. AI learning via Monte Carlo.
Play →Tend a pixel garden on the triangle board. Plants are the pieces, influence is how they share soil, water and light. Draw your own plants. Single-player — your garden is saved in your browser.
Play →Build everyday chemicals — baking soda, bleach, vinegar, salts — atom by atom by pairing valence electrons, in a space-map of the elements. Decoy atoms included. Stuck? Ask the Spark, an AI tutor running on the DGX.
Play →Photograph a leaf, bark, fungus or critter. The Spark guesses in secret with BioCLIP 2 while you key it out through the tree of life, then see who was right. Your finds stay on your device unless you mark them public.
Play →Snap your receipts and grow a plant from how you really budget, under your real local weather. Its roots show where the money went, and every month leaves a graded seed. The public version is a demo household — try it and leave feedback.
Try the demo →The 3D shape library behind the hub's games. Spin a hexagon into solids, tile a hex planet, slice anything to see its cross-section, and download models as GLB, STL or OBJ.
Open the vault →A career in cheminformatics as a game: climb from Intern to Cheminformatician through cited lessons, spaced review and job tickets you solve by building real RDKit pipelines — each one a portfolio piece.
Start the career →A pixel roguelite: a sproutling with blueberry boxing gloves fights the goblins' harvester machines across four biomes, plants an army of trees, and grows a Root System between runs.
Start the revolt →Blueberry Brawler in 3D. Build a robo from parts (a Treant to ride, or a goblin mech) and fight across a pixel diorama arena on the ground and in the air.
Enter the arena →RTS Garden 2: one shared 3D valley. Play the plants, a human village, a burrowing Dryosaurus, or a Troodon / Utahraptor — and compete for water, food, shelter and offspring.
Enter the valley →Ring doorbells, ditch the town's corrupted robots, and build tunnels to escape. Hack terminals with real Bash, SQL, PowerShell, Python and HTTP to find out who broke them.
Ring the first bell →AI platform on the DGX Spark. Chat with models, run Monte Carlo game simulations via group chat, train AI agents from match replays, and play against live AI models for RTS Chess and RTS Checkers.
Open Odysseus →Full DEV_MODE build: server IP/port controls, room browser, Watch AI, Piece Config, Simulation Room. Connects to the live chess game server.
Open Chess Dev →Full DEV_MODE build: server IP/port controls, room browser, manual connect. Connects to the live checkers game server.
Open Checkers Dev →Admin panel: local-LLM tutor status + test, live toggles (Spark, unlock all, decoys, banner), play stats, and a compound editor that saves straight to the DGX.
Open Chemestry Admin →The real budget: your saves, receipts, Shop tab and price book, synced between your devices. Also where the public demo's feedback shows up (Setup → Demo feedback).
Open Budget Bloom →Make, upload, save and delete objects. Saved objects get a model.glb address games can load.
Open Object Vault →Approve or reject the study notes and questions the Spark drafts from allowlisted course pages.
Open the review queue →The Spark researches, Claude reviews, code enforces the caps, every step is a git commit. Paper trading until switched live; Budget Bloom's health gates new money.
Open Bloom Invest →Run the Spark like an RTS base: every model and service as a unit, memory as supply, idle units put to sleep. Traffic radar, visitors, power, a Sim Lab to predict-then-measure, the Tech Tree of curated knowledge, and AI guardrails.
Open Spark Command →Your drawings become animated game sprites: joints on a T-pose, 8 directions, ComfyUI in your painted style. Rate and highlight frames, the Spark co-artist critiques each attempt, every step is a git commit for Claude to review.
Open Sprite Studio →A closed world of SQL Server, Postgres, MySQL and vector databases: move data with PowerShell, Python, bash and SQL, build Excel reports, get graded and code-reviewed by the Spark — which also plays rival. Every attempt feeds the fine-tune journal.
Open Data Dojo →