Local-first creative computation

Examples of offline-generated AI content

A small collection of worlds, scenes and interactive systems created from a local creative pipeline — from pixel-inspired terrain to deep-space simulation.

Explore the examples Sky, land, game energy and a slow ship travelling through the stars.

Open the experiments

The first two are live. Four more places have been reserved for the next builds.

Still from VoxelCraft showing a sunlit voxel landscape 01 · Live world

VoxelCraft

A playable voxel landscape with terrain generation, inventory, exploration and changing light.

Open project
Still from Saturn Ring Field showing Saturn surrounded by its rings and orbiting asteroids 02 · Live world

Saturn Ring Field

An atmospheric orbital scene with Saturn, rings, asteroid motion, light flare and ambient sound.

Open project

Process note

Created in Qwen3.8 27B with minor tweaks from frontier models

The starting point is an offline local model: prompts, scene concepts and iterative code work happen close to the machine. Frontier models are used sparingly for targeted polish — resolving a visual edge, refining interaction, or giving a complex build its final pass — while the creative direction stays local and hands-on.

01

Prompt to playable idea

Sketch a scene, mechanic or visual system in plain language.

02

Offline iteration

Generate, test and reshape the result locally until the character of the piece appears.

03

Targeted finish

Use small frontier-model tweaks only where precision or presentation benefits.

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