A developer successfully ran Doom on Linux inside TinyEmu within Docker, WASM, and Electron using pi-box, an AI agent system. The project leveraged deepseek-4.1 to overcome technical challenges with the AgentVM's persistent filesystem, framebuffer, and sound support. The achievement demonstrates the maturity of the pi-box platform and its ability to handle complex system tasks autonomously.
Pappice is a customer support ticketing system with a browser-based WASM demo. It features customer portals for ticket management, staff tools for assignment and prioritization, and optional agentic workflows via API tokens with granular permission control. The system runs on small VPS deployments using SQLite and disk storage.
A developer announced xc, a cross-platform compiler with Objective-C-like syntax that runs on Mac, Windows, and Linux and can generate binaries for multiple targets including iOS, Android, WASM, and retro platforms like 6502. The GPL3-licensed compiler is self-contained after bootstrapping, includes optimization passes and interoperability features for binding C libraries, and has been extensively tested with over 600 unit tests and real-world applications.
Ukodus is a Sudoku application that visualizes puzzles as an interactive galaxy, where each solved puzzle becomes a star connected by shared solving techniques and difficulty. Built with Rust and WebAssembly, it offers cross-platform play on web, iOS, and terminal, featuring technique filtering, puzzle sharing via codes, and real-time constellation visualization powered by anonymous play data.
Pi-box is a desktop application for macOS, Linux, and Windows that runs a lightweight Alpine Linux VM with a coding agent inside WASM, providing a terminal interface with tmux, file management, workspace support, and network controls. Built on Electron with React and xterm.js, it includes persistent storage per workspace and features like port forwarding and firewall rules.
Pi-box is an Electron app that runs a coding agent in a fully sandboxed WebAssembly environment by combining container2wasm, TinyEmu, and RISC-V emulation. The project uses a custom JavaScript TCP/IP stack and filesystem implementation to enable networking and host mounts without external dependencies, making it portable across platforms despite performance trade-offs.
soup-connectome is a portable runtime for executing the fruit-fly connectome across CPU, CUDA, WebGPU, and WASM using sparse graph streaming and deterministic LIF neuron semantics. The project converts MaleCNS connectome data (211,577 neurons, 24.7M edges) into portable .scx artifacts and demonstrates reproducible execution across multiple backends with explicit device planning.