CHRONOSPHERE

TYLER ROOST · INDEPENDENT RESEARCHER · SAN DIEGO

TimeLordRaps

Auditable AI · formal tools · interactive media

I build auditable AI systems, formal tools, and interactive media, turning ambitious ideas into inspectable, reproducible work. This page is the live instrument panel behind my GitHub profile: the contribution graph is the clock, the clock is a game, and the graph folds into a cube that solves itself.

CHRONO-GRID …
    CLICK THE GRAPH FOR YOUR TIME

    Click or press Enter to turn the activity graph into the current time in your time zone. While the clock is showing, the contributions on the right fold into a Rubik's cube that scrambles and solves itself; drag it to orbit. Move the pointer over the court to steer a paddle in the game of Pong played between past and future, or use W and S and the arrow keys.

    TIME MACHINE LIVE

    INSTRUMENT BAY

    Everything here runs on time

    Every instrument reads the same clock, so the time machine above moves all of them together. The cube lab is the exception: it keeps real time and re-scrambles on the twenty-second mark for everyone at once.

    CUBE LAB …
    … DRAG TO ORBIT · CLICK TO RESHUFFLE

    FEATURED WORK

    Mechanisms you can inspect

    Auditable AI and verification, formal and mathematical systems, and creative technology that makes difficult ideas tangible.

    WORKING PRINCIPLES

    Evidence before confidence

    • Evidence before confidence.
    • Reproducible artifacts before broad claims.
    • Open obligations and unknowns stated plainly.
    • Ambitious ideas paired with mechanisms that can be inspected, tested, and challenged.

    SUPPORT THE WORK

    I publish open research, tools, experiments, and documentation across AI, computation, mathematics, and creative systems. If that work helps you think, build, or verify something more effectively, sponsorship helps fund more of it.

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    For a project-specific question or collaboration idea, open an issue in the relevant repository with a concrete use case, counterexample, or proposal.