ReadyMade

ReadyMade is a second application layer built on the Synesyn stack, alongside ScenSyn. Where ScenSyn focuses on scenarios, roleplay, workshops, and generative theatre, ReadyMade extends the framework into agentic ideation, planning, and content strategy.

It treats AI as a cognitive partner for organising ideas, developing plans, and managing structured creative workflows while keeping human judgment in control.

What It Does

ReadyMade supports semi-automated content and planning workflows. It can help users move from initial prompts or fragments toward outlines, workplans, drafts, strategy notes, or structured creative directions.

The tool is especially connected to the project’s Found Concepts logic: taking existing materials, ideas, references, and cultural fragments, then reframing and recombining them into new working structures.

Role in Synesyn

ReadyMade demonstrates that Synesyn is not limited to exhibition tools or scenario engines. It uses the same underlying concerns: orchestration, context management, AI-assisted generation, reuse, and reflective human control.

Metapunkt can coordinate ReadyMade planning slots and agent assignments. SynTree can support the conversation and context layer. The Hub can preserve artifacts, events, and provenance. ReadyMade then becomes an application surface for turning this infrastructure toward practical ideation and planning work.

Research Context

Within Forward Remembrance, ReadyMade shows how the Synesyn ecology can travel beyond a single artistic output. It applies the same questions about AI, authorship, context, and guided generation to a more everyday domain: content development.

The name also echoes the project’s interest in found art and Found Concepts. Meaning is produced through selection, framing, recombination, and use, not only through invention from nothing.

Current Status

ReadyMade is an evolving Synesyn application layer for agentic ideation and planning workflows.

Project: ReadyMade
Framework: Synesyn
Research context: Forward Remembrance: Exploring Latent Utopias
Use areas: Content ideation, planning, strategy, workplans, AI-assisted drafting, Found Concepts workflows, and human-guided creative development.