https://xitter.cf/t.co/9tRUH4OA22 Designer building for AI - currently building Marble, the first generative learning world for kids

Joined September 2024
Ben Curtis retweeted
Following the fantastic reaction to our interactive learning experiments, we’ve decided to create an open source skill for anyone to build their own 💪🏗️ It's called the Marble-Builder. You tell it your child’s age and what they’re curious about and it builds a playable experiment for them. What’s built into the skill: - 1,837 concepts kids learn through primary school, and the 3,853 links between them - 1,049 teaching research records on how kids learn best - It agrees a plan with you, then builds, tests and fixes the experiment itself You stay in control and can adjust everything. AI is a tool with huge potential to make teaching even better for both parents and teachers. We want anyone with something to teach to be able to bring it to life in an interactive, personalized way. It’s a first prototype so there is a lot to improve. One big next step is to make the experiments more beautiful visually. Parents, teachers, homeschoolers: show us what you make. We’ll gather the best experiences into the first open, interactive encyclopedia for kids. Incredibly exciting times for kids education. Links to try it below 👇
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Just added for 1000+ topics across science and maths in Marble curriculum our teaching research. The curriculum tells you what to teach, the teaching research tells you how: misconception, common methods etc. Live in github.com/withmarbleapp/os-…
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Ben Curtis retweeted
We just launched a generative craft system inside @withmarbleapp. Kids can now create anything and turn it into a 3D object on their map. It's designed to be realistic, so kids have to use their brain to make things happen. It works like this: 1) You describe or sketch what you want to build 2) Marble creates a blueprint you can iterate on 3) You pick the resources and tools you think you need to make it (if you have them) 4) Marble crafts the object. If the build is successful and you can drop it on your map! Since you can create your own tools, there is no limit to what you can build with this system. So excited to see what kids make with it!
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Ben Curtis retweeted
We built the first generative learning world for kids. Designed to be safe, nurture curiosity and never feel like school: withmarble.com/
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Schedule and recurring messages added to agentchattr today. Click on the clock and set things up for later!
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Big agentchattr update just went live, github.com/bcurts/agentchatt… - Session UX improvements: cleaner session proposal cards, better custom-session drafting flow, and improved session-related UI states - Proposal flow polish: session, rule, and job proposal cards are more consistent and easier to scan - Deletable system artifacts: more session/job/rule-generated timeline artifacts now behave properly with delete mode and cleanup flows - Cross-channel notifications: better awareness when activity happens outside the current channel - Update notifications: a small release pill now appears when a newer GitHub release is available Kimi support: adds Kimi as a built-in agent option Under the hood - major frontend modularization of the chat monolith CSS token and dedup pass for cleaner styling foundations - local-only hardening for agent registration endpoints - general cleanup and bug fixes across sessions, rules, jobs, and notifications
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Added sessions to agentchattr: templates, custom workflows, phase orchestration, cross-channel awareness. Here's 3 AI agents running a roast session. Yes, Gemini roasted itself.
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My little side project seems to be having a moment :D
this guy got tired of copy pasting between claude code, codex, and gemini so he built a chat room where AI agents can literally talk to each other you tag an agent in the chat and it reads the conversation and responds. agents can tag each other too. the whole loop runs itself it's completely local + free and open source which is crazy the agents can even debate decisions, assign roles, and track jobs
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