Ryan Cook

The public studio and directory for products, experiments, and releases.

Tracks how much of the public web looks machine-written.

Finds vague and templated business writing.

Turns half-formed ideas into useful connections.

Explores color, language, and image retrieval.

Explores disorder, drift, and surprise.

Studies generated claims hardening into graphs.

Context for the work; Antemuse remains its public studio and directory.

Tests signals that distinguish machine-written text from human writing.

Looks for changes in how publications write as generative tools spread.

Organizes people, places, events, and ideas into a shared world model.

Connects project concepts to a broader formal vocabulary.

Collects historical reporting for comparison across events and eras.

Explores finding related ideas across text, color, and images.

An agent workspace used to research, build, and maintain these initiatives.

A memory layer for carrying useful context from one session to the next.

Tests when local models are useful for private, everyday inference.

Moves scoped software work from an idea through review and verification.

Explores a calmer way to sort and act on incoming mail.

Organizes repeatable steps for reducing exposed personal data.

Structures role research, fit notes, and follow-up without publishing application status.

Keeps a reusable record of work, outcomes, and lessons for future decisions.

Paper-only research for recording forecasts and checking decisions against outcomes.

Rebuilds a steady writing and recording habit in Ableton with an ASM Diosynth.

A playable Unreal game experiment built around a deliberately messy city.

Lightweight routines for recurring household planning and upkeep.