Tools that face real workflows
Built for use, not pitch decks — CI, code graphs, asset parsing, translators, gatekeepers, runtimes.
The oops-rs organization
Rust tools with confetti in their bloodstream.
Sharp instruments for agents, code, localization, sandboxes, and the small infrastructure spells that make real systems less miserable.
The feeling
This is not a normal official website.
It is a bright machine hall. A launch bay. A place for tools that do serious work without needing to dress like accountants.
The point is to let the energy of the tools show: exacting internals, playful surfaces, and a bias toward shipping things that genuinely help.
Projects
Everything currently in orbit.
grapha Compiler-fed code intelligence with graph nerves and search fangs. langcodec Localization alchemy for strings that refuse to stay in one shape. mentra An agent runtime for systems that want memory, tools, and momentum. crab-code A Claude Code–class coding agent, forged in Rust on the Mentra runtime. fuli A Rust-native memory core for terminal coding agents. qlipoth A permission-aware sandbox that watches commands like a luminous judge. oronyx A developer-first clipboard engine with a durable local history. xcassets A small precise blade for parsing Xcode asset catalogs. numi Deterministic code generation for Apple asset and string resources. homebrew tap A little launch rail so the tools arrive with one human-sized command.
What lives here
Code intelligence, agent runtimes, localization machinery, boundary magic.
Rust as the internal skeleton
Performance, control, strong types, and fewer runtime surprises. The surface can breathe because the internals are grounded.
Small enough to be human
Even the weirder tools still explain themselves. You should land here curious, not confused.