What Other Projects Are Listed on irath96.github.io?

Beyond webNBT, the irath96.github.io site lists four other projects: ZombieCAS (a calculator for derivatives), som-demo (a demonstration of self-organizing maps), tetris (a bot that plays Tetris), and tetris-teacher (a bot that teaches you how to play Tetris). The site's homepage is titled "Welcome" and shows only a "Projects" section with these names and one-line descriptions — there are no separate detail pages, documentation, or download links listed on the page itself.

The Full Project List

The page evidence shows the Projects section contains five entries in total, including webNBT:

The site describes itself as a gaming tool site covering "game fixes, launchers, mods, status checks, cloud gaming, or utilities," but that description is broader than what the Projects list actually shows. The listed items are a mix of a Minecraft-related editor (webNBT), a math tool, a machine-learning demo, and two Tetris bots.

What Each Project Appears to Do

ZombieCAS — derivative calculator

A computer algebra tool focused on calculating derivatives. If you need step-by-step or symbolic differentiation, this is the entry to look at; the site gives no further detail on supported functions or input format.

som-demo — self-organizing maps demo

A demonstration of self-organizing maps, a type of neural network used for clustering and dimensionality reduction. Expect an interactive or visual demo rather than a library.

tetris and tetris-teacher — Tetris bots

Two related projects: one bot plays Tetris on its own, and the other is framed as teaching a human how to play. They are listed as separate projects, so treat them as distinct tools rather than one combined app.

How to Use This List

• If you want a specific tool, go to the project name on the site directly; the homepage itself only provides names and one-line descriptions.
• If you're looking for downloads, source code, or documentation, the page evidence doesn't include any — the homepage states "No content yet" under Welcome, so details likely live in each project's own repository or page rather than the landing page.
• If you came for webNBT, note it is only one of five listed projects; the others are unrelated to NBT editing.

The site does not list pricing, account requirements, or platform support for any of these projects, so those details can't be confirmed from the page.