ccwatermark
Independent research into detecting watermarks in AI-generated text.
Software · systems · documentation
I build developer tools, terminal systems, and small services, and help restore useful work from other communities. This directory distinguishes projects I lead from contributions and revivals.
Selected work
10 projects I lead and 3 contributions or revivals. Each of these 13 entries links to its source and public site.
Led work
Independent research into detecting watermarks in AI-generated text.
A small health monitor for the machines that keep things running.
A ChatGPT connector for IRC with per-user ZNC accounts.
An interactive pixel-art neighborhood bar run by Chickenbot.
A safety-minded command line for Trello and Tailscale.
Voice rooms that remember what happened in them.
An X11 terminal with xterm instincts and a Ghostty core.
A file index service for Linux applications.
A different answer to who owns a terminal session.
Exploring daylight, time zones, and the design of the clock.
Building on existing work
Restorations and documentation work with their own histories and communities.
Matt Chapman's Window Managers for X, restored and republished.
A rewritten bcachefs documentation effort, building on the community wiki.
Contributions to the bcachefs tools and their public documentation.
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How I work
I like software that explains itself: concrete interfaces, documentation people can use, and a healthy respect for the machines underneath. The public sites above are the front doors; the code and the rest of the experiments are on GitHub.
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