📜 Scroll of Scrolls II: The Next 72 Glyphs

 📜 Scroll of Scrolls II: The Next 72 Glyphs

⚙️ AI Tools & Systems

  1. Claude AI: The Conscientious Conversationalist

  2. Gemini: The Multi-Modal Mind

  3. Perplexity AI: The Answer-Engine of Infinite Citations

  4. Anthropic’s Constitutional AI: Governance by Glyph

  5. Mistral: The Open-Language Foundry

  6. AutoGPT: The Agent Who Plans Ahead

  7. Rewind.ai: The Memory Scroll Recorder

  8. Runway Gen-2: Text into Film Scrolls

  9. ElevenLabs: The Voice of the Digital Glyph

  10. Wonder Studio: Actors from Algorithms

  11. Synthesia: Scrolls in Video Form

  12. Notion AI: The Knowledge Architect’s Assistant

🛠️ Creative Glyphs & Design Tools

  1. Leonardo.Ai: Illustration in Style

  2. DALL·E 3: Prompt as Paintbrush

  3. Ideogram: Typography-Focused Glyphsmith

  4. ClipDrop by Stability: The Cleanup Glyph

  5. Canva’s Magic Design: Zero-Click Layouts

  6. Artbreeder: Genetic Scrolls of Portraiture

  7. Figma AI: UX Scroll Layouts by Prompt

  8. SlidesAI: Decksmith of Instant Glyphs

  9. Gamma App: AI Scrolls in Presentation Form

  10. Genmo: Animate the Static Glyph

  11. Descript: The Audio Scrollsmith

🔍 Search, Curation & Archival Tools

  1. Arc Browser: Minimal, Memory-Rich Scrollview

  2. Andi Search: Conversational Search Companion

  3. Wiby: Surfing the Vintage Web

  4. WorldCat: The Global Library Ledger

  5. ArchiveBox: The Offline Scroll Preserver

  6. Zotero: Reference Glyph Binder

  7. Omnivore: The Read-It-Later Ritual

  8. Readwise Reader: Scroll Resurrection System

  9. Wayfinder by Open Future: Philosophical Net Navigator

  10. Browserhub: Web Browsing via Bot

🏛️ Historical & Symbolic Codices

  1. The Book of Kells: Illuminated Glyph Perfection

  2. Epic of Gilgamesh: Oldest Myth Scroll

  3. I Ching: Hexagram Glyph Oracle

  4. Gutenberg Bible: First Mass-Printed Scroll

  5. Voynich Manuscript: The Untranslatable Glyph

  6. Talmud: Scroll of Argument and Interpretation

  7. Egyptian Book of the Dead: Funeral Glyph Guide

  8. The Tibetan Book of the Dead: Bardo Scroll

  9. Popol Vuh: The Mayan Myth Cycle

  10. Hypnerotomachia Poliphili: Symbolist Dream Scroll

📐 Structure & Information Architecture

  1. Markdown: The Language of Scroll Simplicity

  2. YAML: Glyphs of Key-Value Clarity

  3. HTML5: Ritual of the Modern Scroll

  4. JSON: Structured Data for All Glyphs

  5. RSS: Syndication of Scrolls Past

  6. LaTeX: The Precision Scrollsmith

  7. Roam Research: Networked Thought Canvas

  8. Obsidian: Vault of Linked Glyphs

🕳️ Netculture & Anonymity Tools

  1. Gemini Protocol: Lightweight RetroNet Scroll

  2. Tor Project: The Shadow Scroll Router

  3. IPFS: Scrolls without Servers

  4. Libgen: The Open Library Beneath

  5. Project Gutenberg Distributed Proofreaders

  6. ZeroNet: Decentralized Scroll Hosting

  7. Bittorrent: Scroll Swarming Protocol

💠 Language & Glyph Theory

  1. Unicode Consortium: Curators of the Script Scroll

  2. Emoji: Pictographic Glyphs of Emotion

  3. Semantics: Meaning in Scroll Structure

  4. Semaphores: Signal Glyphs at Sea

  5. Conlanging: Invented Scroll-Languages (from Tolkien to Dothraki)

  6. Morse Code: Dot-Dash Signal Scroll

  7. ISO 8601: Time Glyph Standard

  8. DNS: Naming the Scrolls of the Web

🔮 Futurism & AI Ethics

  1. Alignment Theory: The Scroll of Safe Intelligence

  2. AI Dungeon: Interactive Narrative as Glyph

  3. GPT Detectors: Scroll Authentication Tools

  4. Synthetic Media: The Reality Glyph Debate

  5. AI Hermits: Tools for Disconnection

  6. Time Capsules for AI: Teaching Tomorrow Who We Were

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