Interactive builds — the other half of what I do
Cosplay is making a character real enough to stand next to. Code is making one real enough to answer back. It is the same instinct pointed at different material, and I have spent my career doing both — software engineer by trade, cosplayer by obsession.
So these are not demos. They are the same thing as a build: pick a moment from something you love, work out what actually made it work, and then make it real enough to put your hands on. A power battery you have to say the oath to. A heist you have to plan properly or it fails. The costume version and the code version come from exactly the same place.
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Sector 2814 · Oath Lock
The ring weighs you before it answers. Say the oath out loud and the power battery charges as it recognises each line — then the forge opens, and whatever you draw, the ring names it and builds it properly. Draw a house and the door swings. Draw a bird and the wings beat.
Say the oathAvengers HQ · Quantum Retrieval
The whiteboard scene, made real. Six stones, three eras, one supply of Pym particles and no margin for error. Run the simulation and watch it branch — or take the drills yourself and fly the New York corridor.
Run the heistMore in progress. If something here breaks on your phone, tell me — that is the useful half of the feedback.