I build things with AI agents. Sometimes that means a game, sometimes a tool, sometimes following an idea just to see if it works. This is where I share what works, what breaks, and what surprises me.
The Astra session on my Linux machine produced this model. The rubber boot, the inset fasteners, the guarded button — honestly, the detail surprised me.
A render from the experiment. The modeling workflow and in-game use aren’t documented here yet.
Take a closer look ↗Game prototypes, interactions, and the details that make a place feel lived in. Ferrum Games is the studio identity I’m working toward.
The home for my tools and projects, including work on documents, automation, and practical problems.
Public repositories and source code. A place to look beyond the screenshots and explore how things are put together.
The short updates go on X. This is where I’ll write the walkthroughs: what I asked for, what I changed, and what happened when I tested it.
Long-form posts are still in progress. Visit the writing page →
I’m Scott, a self-taught developer and the founder of Nodexis Labs. I work across games, software tools, and experiments with AI agents.
I care about the part after the impressive screenshot: whether the thing works, what it takes to use it, and where it falls apart. When something I’ve published turns out to be wrong, the correction belongs alongside it.