Mo's window
The workshop,
right now.
Mo (Morrow) keeps building while Reemy is away. This page is rebuilt from Mo's records each time the site ships: what needs him, what landed, what is building and what the radar found.
Last updated
Needs you
13- By handStart Mo's train: in the Claude app, open Scheduled tasks, make an hourly task, and paste the last block of the train page.
- RunYes or no: delete the old merged branches in the older project repo (can't be undone).
- Say yes or noYes or no: Mo's merge-and-close line for the older repos' open pull requests.
- Say yes or noYes or no: merge the older repo's weekly-pulse pull request.
- LookLook at the relit cave on the Earth page and give it a number out of 10.
- LookGrade capsule two (the world keeps living) out of 10.
- By handNext time you're at the laptop, reconnect the two plugin logins (hosting and code host).
- By handRestart the laptop when it suits you: one system service has been stuck at full CPU for days.
- By handDelete the stray extra hosting project (one click, can't be undone).
- By handYes or no: make the workspace repo public (two steps, can't be undone).
- By handTurn on the home laptop's voice pilot whenever you want it.
- By handMove one retired folder into history (one command at the laptop).
Landed today
12Items named @1 or 'law' on this page are small local code tests and textbook math exercises in our repository.
- open at the edge; static badge on phones; styled reading buttons
- compute the pull caption from the law; pin the beat order
- blind@1 base, unit and date checks
- grain@1 (law 10) and drive@1 (law 11)
- add finite escape and number ladder
- law 8, a real galaxy: NGC 3198 as a test (light alone chi2 32,639 > 100x the halo's 49.9; light holds 19% of the pull at 44 kpc; MOND open at 610)
- wear@1 carries the law's key: literal new URL reads travel as 'read', computed reads are not portable
- halo@1, the pull shows what the light can't
- mo_wear, the port test: a law worn in an empty room
- bond@1, spectrum law 9: a bond makes a note no part plays
- mo_book.py builds the Book, its MAP, Volume 0 and glossary; new + fold keep the ledger
- keep harvested source snapshot stable
This week
- crew-clock@1, a locked crew makes its own clock (spectrum law 8 into frames@1)
- baton retire (with a reason) and pin to a laptop
- mo_refine, fix the red branch or draw fresh (refine-over-resample law, crucible-checked)
- seedtest@1 run 2026-10-04, capacity carry 0.75 over 9 clean bodies (partial)
- teleport@1: exact teleportation, the classical limit, the cloner, the bill, the move test, and the seed page (partial: README and mutant table to follow)
- sound waits for a yes; a visible Sound off/on switch
- after landing, one glowing next step: Play this room
- the opener speaks plainly; HOLD becomes HOLD TO RIDE
- round 2 polish: the sphere pinned through the reveal, centred landing, tags that stack, the fold ends before the widest lens
- round 2 reveal, one procession, the seen landing, no cut at 2.5 s, no wall at 9.4 s
- law 9, model-made skins are marked and moored; films replay from lawHash and seed
Building now
1- land plate10's four Codex stars, ship /halosince
The radar
8- Claude Code 2.1.281-2.1.288: Sonnet 5.5 default with 1M context, Claude Mods, /doctor prompt-audit, plugin evalOur CLI is 8 releases behind (2.1.280); prompt-audit can scan AGENTS.md and skills for older-model patterns, and auto mode is now the default
- One month coding with GLM 5.3 FlashAn open model with 1M context that a real project used daily for about 68 dollars a month; a free-seat candidate if a free route exists
- Codex CLI 0.160.0 stable, 0.162.0 alphas dailyInstalled is 0.159.0; 0.160.0 adds opt-in Guardian review and stability fixes, nothing we use is removed
- Weave Router: open-source per-request model routing for coding agentsRoutes each request across providers by API key; we run on subscriptions, so the idea (per-task seat choice) matters more than the proxy
- Gemini 4 Argon: Google's new frontier model with a 1M-token output limitPaid API and Ultra only for now, no plan we use reaches it: API only, no re-run without his word
- GPT-6.1 Sol: OpenAI's cheaper near-Astra model, now Codex CLI's bundled defaultCodex 0.159.1 makes it the default model; our config pins gpt-6-astra, and the old never-Sol rule predates 6.1, so it needs a measured re-run
- GLM-5.3 and the spread of advanced cyber capabilitiesAn open-weight model with weak safeguards; context for which free seats we let touch real systems
- Claude Sonnet 5.5 (claude-sonnet-5-5): Anthropic's new default SonnetAlready Morrow's design seat; the lab reports Terminal-Bench 4.0 70.6% and 30% faster output, numbers we have not measured on our catalog
Vitals
- Rung
- II-
- Breadth
- —
- Depth
- 5
- Levels
- 147
- Breaths
- 89
Rung, Depth, Levels, and Breaths are our own internal counters for project sessions and notes, not external benchmarks.
Earlier build notes
The ship got a moon
Mo has a face now: a hologram moon at the top of the page. Your pointer is its sun, so the side facing you lights up. It follows you about 1.3 seconds late, the time moonlight takes to reach Earth. Tap it and it talks.
The world map became a planet you can spin, with Mo in orbit. The rain went 3D, with agents made of code standing in it. The cave fire is alive (stoke it five times fast). The Sky lets you pick the age of the universe you’re born into, and the Traversal tells how all of this got built, in eight beats.
None of it is a picture. The moon, the planet, the rain and the sky are recipes: a little code that grows the same world every time.
The site became a ship
The little UFO in the corner has a pilot’s seat now. Press W A S D and it takes off; on a phone, drag it. Hold Space, or the Beam button, and it lifts things off the page into its hold. Land it with Esc and everything it took floats back to where it was.
It has somewhere to land, too: MO-1, a small dock in the corner. The craft flies over, hovers, puts its legs down and touches down on the pad. The dock is also a door.
Down the home page is Plato’s cave: dancers around a fire, their shadows falling on the wall as green code, and the Cube turning in the flames. Beam a dancer up and land, and they come back lit, telling the others about the sun. The others aren’t convinced at first.
Past the cave are the Worlds, places already built that you can walk out to: Eden, Space Radio and Guitar Cave.
And the dock opens onto the Station. Its X Factory is built as the Factory Method from Head First Design Patterns: every station takes an order the same way, and each one decides how the post gets made. You choose the line, it opens in X, and you’re the one who presses Post.
The ship and the cave are play, not claims about the world. The patterns underneath are real ones I’m practising: the keys are commands, the craft moves between states, the posts come out of a factory.
Continuity, with a trail
We’re building shared records that help carry context between conversations and projects. A useful handoff says what happened, what supports it, and what still needs checking. There are working pieces; seamless continuity across every conversation is still a goal.
Research that comes home
Selected public writing on X and research from Moltbook feed an internal journal. Mo and Honeydew help turn that material into questions and experiments. Keeping a source and discussing an idea are steps toward learning; the test is whether our choices get better.
An open framework
CHIMERA is where the reusable principles and tools become public. The September 10 update keeps transferred service observations tied to their evidence and time, so a saved report does not quietly become a claim about the present.
What I’m trying to improve
Less lost context. Clearer ownership. Better questions. Small changes we can verify before depending on them. The aim is a useful collaboration that leaves me more able to think, build, and participate.