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beats-btw-dj: the Petri-net sequencer, native on the Mac
A native macOS DJ app where each deck runs a live Petri net. The generator is ported from beats.bitwrap.io to Swift and held to the same CIDs and bytes by fixtures from the real JavaScript; Claude drives it over MCP.
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A Generator You Can Read
The AI music debate is arguing about the wrong axis: the distinction that matters is structural transparency vs. statistical opacity, and a Petri net — beats.bitwrap.io's generator, linked file by file — is a third kind of generator the discourse keeps missing.
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From Petri-net toy to jambox: 38 days of beats.bitwrap.io
A visual archaeology of beats.bitwrap.io's first 75 tags, v0.1.0 (March 23) to v2.4.0 (April 28): one screenshot captured per minor release, ten of them shown here, each reproducible from the tag's CDN URL.
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A browser music sequencer where every note is a Petri-net transition firing
The sequencer is a Petri-net executor: places hold tokens, transitions fire, and the firings with a MIDI binding are the notes. Same genre + seed composes the same nets; playback adds jitter on top. Share URLs are a CIDv1 of the envelope, not of the audio.
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beats.bitwrap.io is a Jambox Now
Official launch of beats.bitwrap.io as a live-performance tool — content-addressed shareable tracks, full-page Stage visuals, and a hands-free Auto-DJ that runs itself for hours.
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Petri Nets as a Music Sequencer
A music sequencer built entirely on Petri nets — token rings become drum machines, Euclidean rhythms fall out of the topology, and polyrhythm comes free.