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net.anisota.lab · 8- net.anisota.lab.carving record not from the namespace authority A relief woodblock carving made in the Anisota Lab's Carving studio and saved to the owner's library. Each record stores the gouge paths that carved the block (a compact serialization so the carving can be reopened and edited), the chosen ink and paper colours, whether vertical mirror/symmetry was on, and an optional printed-result PNG thumbnail for display and re-export.
- net.anisota.lab.inkblot record not from the namespace authority A symmetric Rorschach-style inkblot crafted in the Anisota Lab's Social Inkblot Test and saved to the owner's library. The blot is fully reproducible from its integer 'seed' and its generation 'params'; 'palette' names the ink colour. A rendered PNG data URL is stored in 'image' so the blot can be shown anywhere (including by other people viewing the social gallery) without re-running the generator. Inkblots carry no user-supplied name: the record's TID rkey is its identifier and display name ev
- net.anisota.lab.petri record not from the namespace authority A petri culture grown in the Anisota Lab's Petri studio and saved to the owner's collection. A culture is stored as its recipe rather than its pixels: a 'seed', the dish dimensions, and the ordered list of 'drops' (each an ingredient inoculated at a normalised point and at a given iteration). Because the Gray-Scott reaction-diffusion simulation is deterministic, replaying that recipe rebuilds the exact field. 'iterations' is how far the culture has grown; 'lastTickAt' lets a reopened culture adv
- net.anisota.lab.plasmodium record not from the namespace authority A Physarum (slime-mould) organism grown in the Anisota Lab's Plasmodium workbench and saved to the owner's collection. Stored as its recipe rather than its pixels: a 'seed', the simulation 'gridSize', a 'genome' of behavioural parameters (all continuous 0..1 tunables scaled to integers 0..1000, since atproto lexicons have no float type), and the ordered 'foods' and 'inoculations' the grower placed. Because the GPU agent simulation is deterministic given the same seed, genome and placements, repl
- net.anisota.lab.poetry record not from the namespace authority A fridge-poetry composition made in the Anisota Lab's Word Magnets studio, where word tiles drawn from the author's own recent posts are arranged on a field into a short poem. The record keeps the assembled text, the placed tiles with their positions (so the arrangement can be reopened), and at-uri references to the posts the used words were drawn from.
- net.anisota.lab.redaction record not from the namespace authority A redaction (erasure poetry) piece made in the Anisota Lab's Post Redaction Art studio, where the words of an existing post are blacked out one at a time and the words left standing become a found poem. The record keeps the surviving text, the indices of the words that were redacted (so the piece can be reopened over the same post), and an at-uri pointing back at the post the words were drawn from.
- net.anisota.lab.sigil record not from the namespace authority A sigil crafted in the Anisota Lab's Sigil studio and saved to the owner's library. Each record stores the finished figure as a standalone SVG (for display and re-export) and its normalised 'core path' as integer coordinates (x and y interleaved, scaled 0..1000) — the single line a sigil is, and the shape a future gesture-passcode could be matched against. 'method' records which bench made it (intent, square, wheel or draw).
- net.anisota.lab.synth record not from the namespace authority A multitrack composition made in the Anisota Lab's Synth studio and saved to the owner's library. The piece is stored as compact musical event data (not audio), so it can be reloaded into the synth, replayed and edited. The shared loop has a tempo and step length; each track is either a 'tone' voice (a waveform playing degrees of the composition's scale) or a 'drum' lane (the studio's synthesized kit). A track's notes are stored in 'cells' as interleaved integers — for a tone track [step, degree