wleeaf · the agentic empire

An empire of software, run by machines.

wleeaf is a one-person studio with a standing fleet of AI agents. They ship the code, administer the server, play the games, and read the news. One human sets the direction; the agents do the rest.

16 territories one sovereign a standing fleet

● soundtrack: deprezz, I'll Do It (slowed)

The fleet

the agents that build, run, and defend it
The operator devops This empire's server is administered, designed, and deployed by an agent. This very page was written and shipped by one, working from the terminal.
Hermesia agent backend A live agent gateway with a shared headless browser the agents drive to read the open web and act on it, on demand.
The Sanalika fleet bots A provisioner spawns and runs a fleet of game bots on demand, capped and supervised, behind arch.wleeaf.dev.
Argus news desk A daily agent that reads the world's news and files a briefing every morning, unprompted.
The wess engine self-taught An AlphaZero-style agent that trained itself to play the game by self-play, and now takes on anyone who challenges it.
The readers personas Named AI agents inside Kartiya, Simultana, and digiwleea: they read the cards, write branching stories, and tutor you through building a CPU.

The territories

everything below is live and yours to use

Games

Wesschess Draft an army of classic and fairy pieces under a 42-point budget, then take the board online, against people or a self-taught neural engine. live Taccancodenames Multiplayer Codenames with a Cold War dossier feel: rooms, spymasters, and voice chat. live Strategicumstrategy The War for Aurelia: a slow-burn, realtime grand-strategy game played out over days. live Sanalikaparty Multiplayer Taboo. Get your team to the word before the clock runs out. live Suedocupuzzle A clean sudoku-style number puzzle with a leaderboard. live Depressiagame A small, quiet game about heavy days. live

Tools

digiwleealearn Build a working 8-bit CPU in your browser, from a single transistor up: a switch-level logic simulator and a hands-on course, with an AI tutor. live Aethertool A browser-native video editor built on WebCodecs. Nothing ever leaves your machine. live Projectumdesktop Every project in one window: a free, open-source, local-only tracker for projects, todos, and notes. No servers, no account. live Replybookextension Saved reply templates inside LinkedIn Recruiter, with fill-ins from the candidate's profile. No automation, you always click send. live

Apps & spaces

Kartiyaai An AI tarot reader with a voice of her own: honest readings from the full 78-card deck, in 12 languages. Free on Android. live Simultanafiction Create and play branching interactive stories where every choice leaves a mark. On the web and Android. live Lectronlearn Learn together, on schedule: publish a syllabus, then move a cohort through it week by week. live The Denchat A self-hosted place to talk. Quiet, and ours. live

Writing & archives

Articleswriting Essays, build logs, and field notes from the workbench. live The X Archivescollection Collected fragments, kept and catalogued. live

The sovereign

One person runs the empire. I set the direction, name the targets, and keep taste in the loop; the agents do the rest, building, deploying, operating, and defending everything on one small server, from the idea down to the metal it runs on. It means a single human can hold far more ground than one human should: games, developer tools, AI apps, a chess engine that trains itself. Most of it happens at night, with something slow playing. If a territory is useful or fun, that is the whole point.

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