Tools with a point of view.
Software is nearly free to make. Taste isn’t. Jibe is a catalog of tools for Claude, each built with a point of view. Free to install. Custom work by conversation.
A rotating selection — what’s live, building, or worth the click today. Everything else lives in the full collection.
That was the gallery.
Never finished. Not coherent. That’s the point.
Nautical. To shift a fore-and-aft sail from one side of the vessel to the other while running before the wind; to change direction by swinging across.
a question at midnight about patterns in business.
23-hour build. it existed.
dropped the detectors, caching, data. used claude’s search instead.
stripped the UX — pricing tiers, dashboard, chat, evidence tab, all gone.
nuketown. harness → skill.
(pending) skill as the engine, maybe i’ll run it for you set it up & email you every monday.
MCP Prompts = source code (operational reasoning, portable) MCP Tools = runtime libraries (state + execution, portable) MCP Apps = UI framework (interactive views, portable) Platform skill = compiler flags (thin per‑platform wrapper) Claude/ChatGPT = the compiler
read enough of that and the job reverse‑engineers itself. build tools that make them better at it. don’t replace them.
the name was claude’s. I don’t love “pipeline” but it’s an artifact.
“how can I use AI to genuinely assist with human space exploration?”
claude mentioned synth. I hadn’t seen the fit. that conversation changed synth.