Artem Dziuba

Interactive manuals for the devices around you. Upload photos of a device and its manual once. Then ask a question in plain words, like “how do I descale the kettle?”, and get step-by-step instructions drawn right on your photos: arrows, outlines and short notes on the exact button or lid.

• A multimodal model studies the photos and the manual once and catalogs every button, lid and indicator with its place on the photos.
• Each question then needs only that catalog, not the photos, so answers come fast and cost little.

The app lives at device-talk.doqas.com. Sign-up is by invitation while it’s in alpha.

An interactive simulator for learning Claude Code through practice. You give tasks to a coding agent, follow its work and make the decisions, while it builds a website for a small pottery workshop.

• The app window is a simplified recreation and the agent’s replies are scripted, so every player gets the same lesson. Your prompts are real: an AI model checks whether each one would get the job done.
• It runs in the browser with no sign-up. The English demo covers the first two of ten tasks.