lunar tools prototypes
A free web demo — play it in your browser, no install. Oneiric interfaces and audiovisual installations: Dream Interpreters, Fingerprint Painters, and Cosmic Murals.
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A collection of interactive audiovisual art installations built with the Lunar Tools framework, rebuilt to run natively on Apple Silicon (MLX) with a privacy-first, local-only default. The same codebase runs headless (Linux/CI) via deterministic in-repo fakes — no hardware or cloud calls required for tests.
All 29 installations live in prototypes/; see PROTOTYPE_STATUS.md for the full per-prototype status matrix (currently 28 works, 1 degraded, 0 needs-rework against the headless tools layer).
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