A Workshop for
Uncommonly
Useful Things.

The tools make more sense than the name.

01 / BAKINTHE OBSERVABILITY-FIRST AGENT OS

“Flibbertigibbeting…”
isn’t a status update.

See what your agents are doing, which tools they’re using, what’s stuck, and what it’s costing. Follow the work through to the result. Choose which actions need your approval.

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Runs on Mac or Linux

We run ours on a Mac mini with Tailscale.

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02 / VISUAL & MOTIONCONSISTENT RESULTS. LESS BABYSITTING.

Let’s talk about AI-generated media.

“Wait, why did it change the background too?”

Tools and workflows that keep AI on the rails—so you don’t have to babysit every result.

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AGENTS

Pixel

Install in Bakin

Your image agent. Chooses the models, tools, and techniques to bring your brief to life. No expertise needed.

Phlick

Coming soon

A video agent in the making. Coming soon.

TOOLS

Squint

Evaluates results against your brief and references. Flags what’s wrong or missing.

Rascal

Builds masks for precise edits. Defines what can and can’t change.

Useful on their own. More powerful together.

You bring the brief.
Pixel handles the rest.

Pixel knows which models, tools, and techniques fit the job—and weighs quality against cost.

She writes the prompts, creates the image, checks it against your brief, and makes targeted fixes. You review the result.

More about Pixel

Waffle’s Scoops

We’re launching Maple Waffle Crunch. Make a launch image that looks cold and delicious.

Customer reference: Maple Waffle Crunch in its orange cup on the ice cream shop counter

Our product · Reference attached

Pixel

On it. I’ll choose the tools, build the shot, and check the details.

WAFFLE’S SCOOPS · MAPLE WAFFLE CRUNCH

Pixel

Know what changed.
Catch what shouldn’t.

Squint evaluates images against your brief, references, and rules. See what passed, what failed, and exactly where to look.

Source fidelity: Did the edit preserve what matters?
Reference consistency: Same character. Same identity.
Product fidelity: The right product, details, and branding.
Brief compliance: Did it actually follow the instructions?
Reality checks: Anatomy, readable text, and visual errors.

More about Squint

Evening staging adds furniture and lights, but changes the near pool corner into a rounded curve. — Drag to compare

Original daytime listing: a rectangular pool with a sharp corner, in front of a cream stucco house. — Drag to compare

Change this part.
Protect the rest.

Rascal defines where AI can edit, where it should blend, and what must stay untouched. Fix a detail without starting over.

Remove distractions: People, clutter, and unwanted objects.
Protect details: Products, logos, and anything that must stay.
Repair damage: Tears, scratches, and stains.
Blend edits: Soft transitions into the original image.

More about Rascal

ORIGINALBlue: editable · Soft edge: blend

“Erase the people in the background.”

Lose the strangers. Keep the sandcastle.

Rascal marks the people and their reflections for removal. A feathered edge blends the replacement into the beach.

Edit: People + reflections
Blend: Sand + shoreline
Protect: Castle + surroundings

ORIGINALBlue: editable · Soft edge: blend

“New setting. Same product.”

A different setting. Every detail intact.

Protect the product before changing its surroundings. Keep the cup and lettering protected while the new setting blends around the product.

Edit: Surroundings
Blend: Subject edges
Protect: Product + lettering

ORIGINALBlue: editable · Soft edge: blend

“Repair the tear. Keep the photograph.”

Repair the damage. Keep the history.

A narrow repair mask follows the tear. Soft edges blend the filled strip into the original texture, without repainting the whole photograph.

Edit: Torn strip
Blend: Soft transition
Protect: Undamaged photo

A Workshop for
Uncommonly
Useful Things.

“Flibbertigibbeting…”
isn’t a status update.