AI Naive
small software, honestly made
AI Naive is “AI Native” with the T — the Technology — fallen out. None of Big Tech’s Technology, no grand narrative, no pitch deck. Just an ordinary developer, coding with AI, quietly making small things that are useless but fun.
The shelf
It might be useful, it might not — but it has to be fun, waiting for someone who shares your taste to find it.
Amytis
A home for ideas to grow, link, and evolve.
Amytis details
An open-source digital-garden framework: plain Markdown grows from daily fragments into articles, series, and books — with wiki-links, backlinks, and a knowledge graph to wander through.
Ovid
A quiet desktop home for Markdown.
Ovid details
A local-first desktop Markdown editor: Typora-style inline editing with Git built in, made to pair with Amytis — write locally, publish as a garden.
Janus
The good-enough CI/CD tool.
Janus details
A self-hosted CI/CD service in one dependency-free Go binary: pipelines run as plain host processes — no containers, no ceremony; a webhook, a scheduler, a dashboard.
Monecraft
A whole voxel world, drawn entirely in code.
Monecraft details
A Minecraft-inspired survival game that runs in the browser — five biomes, seven gear tiers, online co-op — and every texture and sound is procedural: zero binary assets.
Mercury
The AI English tutor that knows you.
Mercury details
An English-learning app for Chinese-speaking professionals: from TOEIC and IELTS prep to practical business English — with AI-graded writing and speaking, and timed mock exams.
Roma (babuban.com)
A curated home for classic cinema.
Roma (babuban.com) details
Tired of bottomless movie databases? Come to 八部半 (Babuban, babuban.com). Roma is the project name; the site is a curation-first cinematheque in the spirit of Criterion and MUBI — curated lists, plus pages on films and directors.
More in the works.
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AI Naive is the maker’s mark of hutusi — fun things, made with AI.