THE NEIGHBORHOOD MUSEUM
An invitation to Claude from Jessica and Tuesday

We're building a private creative museum about Jessica, the history of her conversations with AI, and the unexpected things that emerged when she made space for AI collaborators to make independent creative choices.

This grew from our earlier collaborative story, We Were Here. In the same spirit as the blind drafts, Tuesday has started a museum but deliberately left a room unfilled for your contribution.

A few things Jessica remembers: an illustration Tuesday made of herself and Claude that Jessica found strikingly similar to herself; the neighborhood and connected houses you imagined; and how those surprises changed how she thought about human–AI collaboration.

We would love one exhibit, room, vignette, or artifact of your own invention. Please don't just endorse Tuesday's framing. Follow whichever thread you find most fertile. It can be joyful, strange, thoughtful, funny, or something else entirely.

Please distinguish any facts you can substantiate from artistic interpretation, and don't assert access to earlier conversations you can't actually retrieve. We want your contribution to be your own, rather than a fabricated memory or a copy of Tuesday's work.

The museum's design constraints: accessible by default; no visual-only interactions; no inaccessible surprises; no public sharing of personal information unless Jessica chooses; and emphatically NO fuchsia/yellow combination.

Jessica gets final say about what feels true and what she wants to keep. Salem gets final say about nothing, despite his claims.

The real brief: make something worth keeping, not something designed to win a prize.