Your workflows. Your rules.

Trivox is a portfolio umbrella for tools, experiments, and shippable builds focused on creative production.

The projects here emphasize clarity, reproducibility, and shipping — the “glue” that keeps workflows stable: pipelines, developer experience utilities, and game-tech prototypes.

Trivox isn’t a single product. It’s a growing set of projects built around one theme:

reduce friction in creative work.

That includes:

• 🧰 Tools & pipelines (automation, CLIs, internal frameworks)
• 🎮 Game-tech experiments (engine work + small games to validate systems)
• 📚 Progressive docs & examples (simple → advanced, built from real projects)

A Python-first mini engine plus a set of arcade games used as real-world testbeds.

Focus areas:

• runtime loop, scenes, and entity structure
• multiple backends
• shipping small games without rewriting the core

Docs are published alongside the engine as the monorepo stabilizes.

A structured brainstorming CLI that turns rough ideas into versioned, buildable plans.

Focus areas:

• structured prompts
• YAML versioning and iteration
• experimentation and progressive documentation

Small arcade games built to validate engine features and actually ship. Releases land on Itch, and each game exists to test a specific capability.

• Dev-first: readable, extendable systems
• Production-minded: boring reliability over hype
• Modular: evolve without rewrites
• Shippable: even prototypes should be shareable

Trivox is under active development. Some repositories are public; others are being prepared (docs, packaging, licensing, monorepo structure).

Each repository defines its own license.
Most public repos use MIT unless noted otherwise.