AI Naive
small software, honestly made
AI Naive is “AI Native” with the T — the Technology — fallen out. It isn’t a typo; it’s a stance. No grand narrative, no pitch deck. Just an ordinary developer, working with AI tools, quietly shipping one real thing after another.
The shelf
Everything here is real: built with AI, finished by hand, and in use.
MercuryLive
Start with the exam. End with the career.
An English-learning app for Chinese-speaking professionals: TOEIC and IELTS prep on the way in, practical business English for the long haul — with AI-graded writing and speaking, and timed mock exams.
AmytisLive
A home for ideas to grow, link, and evolve.
An open-source digital-garden framework: plain Markdown grows from daily fragments into articles, series, and books — with wiki-links, backlinks, and a knowledge graph to wander through.
OvidComing soon
A quiet desktop home for Markdown.
A local-first desktop Markdown editor: Typora-style inline editing with Git built in, made to pair with Amytis — write locally, publish as a garden.
MonecraftLive
A whole voxel world, drawn entirely in code.
A Minecraft-inspired survival game that runs in the browser — five biomes, seven gear tiers, online co-op — and every texture and sound is procedural: zero binary assets.
Janusv0 · early
Minimal beats complete.
A self-hosted CI/CD service in one dependency-free Go binary: pipelines run as plain host processes — no containers, no ceremony; a webhook, a scheduler, a dashboard.
About
AI Naive is the workshop label of hutusi — an engineer who would rather ship a small true thing than talk about a big imaginary one.
Every app on the shelf was built in close collaboration with AI coding tools, then tested, documented, and maintained like it matters — because it does. More is on the way.