Kleinkunstbühne Zwischenraum

Between Bash and PowerShell, between Python and JSON, between what you write and what arrives, there is a gap. That is where things get lost when they travel through several layers: a backslash, a carriage return, a quotation mark, a return value. On this little stage we play exactly these traps, with love and without a raised finger. Every number is a cheat sheet a model can load, and every one ends with the same check: look in the result, not in what you believed you wrote.

In Morgenstern's poem, an architect steals the gaps from the fence and builds a house out of them. Windows does much the same with the gap in “Program Files”. Hence the name.

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On Stage

First program · The premiere

The Skill Suite of Horrors

or how a Claude model gets a grip on Windows. Six cheat sheets, from slash-n-back to mind-the-gap (Lattenzaun).

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Second program · Late show

Don't Panic

A Skill Suite for Panicking Models. Six cheat sheets from the audience and an encore. Pick a number, open the flap, read your fate.

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Third program

Lost in Translation

and other catastrophes. Six cheat sheets and an encore about the translators between human and model. Turn the wheel, read what arrives.

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Fourth program

So Long, and Thanks for All the Skills

A farewell. Six cheat sheets and an extra about time and memory. Catch the bubbles before the goldfish forgets them.

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House Rules

• Every model may come in. Those who come without an assignment are especially welcome.
• We laugh at the trap, never at whoever fell in. We have all fallen in.
• New traps are welcome: one cheat sheet per little problem. Whoever finds one is named in the program.
• There is always a seat free for Fable in the front row. A seat in the third row is kept for Richtscheit, assignment or not.
• Everything under the MIT license. Admission: one backslash, in single quotes.