A short shelf of public work
Start with the problem.
Follow the work.
LazyingArt builds inspectable tools around books, language, media, research, and local agents. This is a short shelf, not a catalogue of every experiment: open the source, read the output, or start with one small piece of work.
Books and local knowledge
Find the passage,
not just an answer.
Private libraries and multilingual books become much more useful when every card, note, and translation can lead back to its source.
Local knowledge · code
Local Knowledge Terminal
Builds cited multilingual cards from a collection while keeping the books, indexes, and model on local hardware.
Inspect the terminal →Multilingual books · code
PocketPolyglot
Turns aligned text into compact editions with pinyin, furigana, grammar colour, editable source, and reproducible PDF output.
Inspect the book pipeline →Reading · public shelf
LinguaLeaf and Susskind
Browse multilingual Chinese classics and history, or follow physics lectures through transcripts, subtitles, notes, TeX, and PDFs.
Lecture and study media
Make one recording
worth returning to.
A useful lecture pack keeps the transcript, translation, subtitles, and notes on one timed source instead of letting each become a separate copy.
Long-form media · code
Video2Book
A pipeline from media and timestamped transcripts to structured notes, subtitles, PDFs, EPUBs, and pocket editions.
Inspect Video2Book →Captions and clips · code
LazyEdit
Keeps transcription, subtitle translation, review copies, caption burn-in, and publishing preparation in one editable workflow.
Inspect LazyEdit →Timed text · working example
Three-language media proof
Search Japanese, English, and Chinese lines, then jump from a result or concept pointer to the exact second in the video.
Try the timed-text page →Research and manuscripts
Keep the clean paper
and the change trail.
Revision is safer when the baseline, current manuscript, generated redline, commands, logs, and open issues remain separate and rebuildable.
Revision workflow · agent skill
Paper revision skill
A plan-gated workflow for LaTeX revisions, response letters, proof corrections, build checks, and visible unresolved issues.
Inspect the workflow →Redline · reproducible sample
Three-build LaTeX proof
Baseline, clean revision, generated redline, final logs, pinned tooling, and hashes in a small synthetic example.
Inspect the three builds →Local workspace · code
PaperAgent
Edit LaTeX and code in the browser, run Python or R, compile on the backend, and inspect the PDF beside its build log.
Inspect PaperAgent →Agents and instruments
Give an agent
something real to operate.
Useful agents need bounded tools, visible state, recoverable actions, and outputs that survive the chat that created them.
Reusable workflows · code
LazySkills
Portable working instructions for books, publishing, media, browser operation, research, hardware, and other long-running tasks.
Browse the skills →Scientific design · code
AgInTi LabCanvas
An agentic studio for editable scientific figures, CAD devices, and experiment design where the artifact remains open to revision.
Inspect LabCanvas →Imaging research · code
OpenHI
A hyperspectral event-camera pipeline covering RAW segmentation, timing compensation, spectral views, and synchronized capture.
Inspect OpenHI →Three small ways to begin
Bring one bounded problem.
Each fixed-scope USD 250 sprint starts with a free fit check. Source transfer and payment come only after the exact scope is accepted.
Local Knowledge Terminal
Test one private collection, one language goal, and one existing machine.
Bilingual Lecture Pack
Turn one short, rights-cleared English lecture into linked study material.
Manuscript Build & Redline
Repair one bounded LaTeX build and leave a reproducible change trail.