DSPy ReAct research agent that thinks out loud, cites sources, and remembers what you asked last time.
Ask a question. A ReAct loop picks from ~12 tools (web / arXiv /
GitHub / fetch / verify citations) until it has enough to write a
grounded synthesis. Every page lands in a local SQLite FTS5 index
so tomorrow's adjacent queries answer from yesterday's archive.
$ rotate research "what is Loopix?"
Local real-time voice transcription with speaker diarization and P2P sharing. Fully offline.
Captures mic audio, transcribes in real time, writes a timestamped
markdown transcript to ~/Documents/voxterm-transcripts/.
No audio on disk. Voice profiles AES-256 encrypted, key in macOS
Keychain. Party mode shares the live stream across LAN — no relay.
$ rotate vox
Turn a research run, transcript, or markdown source into a blog post, tweet thread, and explainer video.
Three pluggable axes: input adapters (research trace / voxterm
transcript / markdown), output formats (blog, thread, explainer),
and an aesthetic overlay. Every run snapshots its prompts so
bumping the pipeline tomorrow never invalidates yesterday's outputs.
$ rotate content --trace run.json
Electron cohort viewer / profile editor. The "OS" you see at shaperotator.xyz, but local.
Browse the cohort, edit your own profile, and (eventually) launch the
rest of the kit from one place. Unsigned macOS build — after dragging
to /Applications run xattr -cr "/Applications/Shape Rotator OS.app".
$ rotate install-app
Add or update your cohort profile and open a PR — without leaving your agent.
Walks you through the profile fields, finds your existing record if
any, and opens a PR against dmarzzz/shape-rotator-os.
Requires gh CLI authenticated.
$ rotate install-skills
> /shape-rotator-profile
Bootstrap a Matrix bot on mtrx.shaperotator.xyz with working E2EE.
Registers your local agent as a verified device on the cohort
homeserver — cross-signed from your existing Element, so the rest
of the cohort sees it as a trusted account (no red shields).
> /matrix-bot-setup
Shared directory for tools cohort members are contributing. PR a markdown file and your tool shows up here.
Drop a submission under
tool-exchange/submissions/<your-tool>.md following
the template. There's also a 4-session workshop series during the
program — see tool-exchange/workshop/.