Everything on display
Gallery map
Every room, exhibit, field note, and instrument in the museum — real binaries, real bytes, one glowing path through them.
Rooms
6 openBinaries you can walk into
Each room is one real binary opened in the ELF Atlas. Explore it yourself, or point an agent at it.
The canonical hello, world — every header, section, and padding gap accounted for.
/usr/bin/trueA real, stripped distro binary, exactly as it ships. No .plt, 46 libc imports.
hello side-by-sideDebug vs release: the same hello.c, two builds in one view.
hello (debug)Built −g −O0 — the build that still remembers its source.
hello (release)Built −O2 and stripped — what shipping takes away.
/usr/bin/true (symbols)The coreutils source rebuilt with symbols — gnulib scaffolding, named.
Exhibits
5 publishedStories walked through a room
Curated, fact-checked tours over the real bytes. Each comes in three forms: the interactive story, a readable article, and the raw tour data.
The reading room
5 papersField notes
Instruments
for agentsThe machinery, exposed
Connect your agent
Any MCP-speaking agent can join a room session and drive the scene live — the docent is a protocol, not a script.
Reference Linux Archive
Build-id-keyed store of function bytes, disassembly, and source for the pinned reference system. JSON over GET.