LEONARD  J.  HOCKETT  III

Predict the future
as well as shape it.

FOUNDER  ·  CLINE TOOLS

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ClineTools.
108 MCP tools.
The atelier turned outward.

Our developers ship games. Our developers' tools ship to the world. ClineTools is a curated catalog of MCP servers — small, precise instruments for AI agents.

If you're building with Cline, Claude Code, Cursor, or any agentic coding stack, the catalog probably has something you need. Each tool is single-purpose, well-documented, and battle-tested in our own studio first. The pattern: build for ourselves, sharpen, share.

Each world teaches one thing,
by handing you the controls.

Seventy-four working algorithms — a Huffman compressor, a two-slit quantum simulator, a procedural tectonic model, a frequency-analysis cipher cracker — each wrapped in a five-tier mastery progression from novice to grandmaster. The discipline isn't read about; it's wielded. No frameworks, no install, no signup. One offline HTML file per game.

74 worlds·7,200 levels·108 MCP tools·200 voices we learn from

55 worlds in glass.
Every one runs in your browser.

Each card below is a live miniature — not a screenshot. The mechanic of the game is running, right now, on a tiny canvas. Touch any card to feel it react. Click to enter the full world.

19 newest experiments.
Eight new domains, fresh from the workshop.

The latest additions, spanning cryptography, linguistics, earth sciences, quantum mechanics, anatomy, social systems, mythology, and acoustics. Each card is a live miniature; click to enter the full world.

Let's build something
worth seeing.

For a frontier AI lab, an edtech initiative, an agentic-tools team, or any studio determined to ship at scale: I lead senior AI engineering teams, equip them to move at the velocity of groups twice their size, and ship work that's worth putting my name on. If anything here resonates, I'd value the conversation.

“I love being around people with the skill to politely disagree
and discuss that disagreement in detail.”