The reasonable version was an MCP bridge to ComfyUI, one test image, and closing the laptop. This version let the assistant inventory models and LoRAs, choose its own combinations, and generate a batch, so the interesting part was not the plumbing but what it picked: a Giger skull, a noir streetlamp, a fox, a dragon, and a coloring-page reading nook.
A fixed z-image recipe was run across five LoRAs, producing a Tim Burton goth girl, a Red Dead outlaw, a Comic15Z hero, a DD-vector fox, and a blindbox cat astronaut. The only complaint was a garbled chest emblem, and management considers that normal.
The Vault Knowledge System is a shared Obsidian vault served over MCP that lets agents read everything but write only to their own inbox, so agent scribbles stay out of canonical knowledge until a human librarian approves them.
Obsidian’s readable line length is a reasonable default until your notes need horizontal room; turning it off widens the pane, though community themes like Minimal can still draw the column. The honest trade is not better writing, but more space for tables, code, and links.
A technical look at how we built thirteen self-contained browser screensavers, one file each, no libraries. Canvas patterns, one WebGL shader, and the math hiding in each effect.