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intelixlab
a one-person, AI-amplified software lab. tools are MIT and free.
products are live and real. everything here runs on one home server.
no tracking. no cookies. no newsletter popup. view source, it's all here.
tools (MIT, free forever)
- nightbrain — wake up to a briefing your second brain wrote overnight. local-first (ollama), stdlib-only python, honest empty days.
more being extracted from production — this list only ever contains
things you can clone and run today.
products (live)
- showhatch — white-label ticketing storefronts for artists. $0 platform fee, self-provisions in ~3 min.
- hatchkit — the multi-tenant engine behind showhatch, packaged as a paid kit.
- sygnliq — forensic backtest audits. finds the impossible fills before you fund the strategy.
- intelixsystems — sovereign AI advisory: own your stack, own your data. free stack generator at ai.intelixsystems.com.
- inferenceview — see inside AI inference: 12-module interactive sandbox.
- smart ai scan — AI-readiness scans + practical digital products.
- stoicdash — compose your TV: calm dashboards for public screens.
- mishwār — the vegas club night where the ticketing engine was born.
for agents (x402 — machines pay per call)
- api.sygnliq.com — market data + backtest forensics for trading agents: regime, cost, bar-qc, audit endpoints. USDC per call on Base.
- verify.inferenceview.com — VERIFY: pay-per-call verification API for AI agents. USDC on Base.
no accounts, no api keys — an agent with a wallet pays the quoted
price per request via the x402 protocol.
method
one operator + an AI brain, shipping across every surface. the nightly
pipeline that briefs the operator is nightbrain —
the lab runs on its own tools. extraction rule: nothing gets published here
until it has run in production first.
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