🌱 Lettuce Encrypt Seeds

Lettuce Encrypt

Harness the playful power of Lettuce Encrypt to create cryptographic-strength randomness from real-world motion. This LP Labs project captures entropy from video sources so every seed feels as alive as the forests we grow.

Built for the Garden

We cultivated Lettuce Encrypt so any teammate can harvest randomness with the same care we give our raised beds. The script leans on familiar Python tools like Hashlib and NumPy, keeping the workflow approachable yet sturdy.

Set your source toward swaying branches, a bustling block, or the SaaSquatch Studio livestream—every bit of motion nourishes the entropy. When the scene is lively, your seed sprouts strong.

RTSP cameras (rtsp://...) Pre-recorded video files On-device webcams Adjustable seed length

Run it from your terminal

Jump in with a lightweight workflow that mirrors our LP Gardens style.

git clone https://github.com/seanblatter/Lettuce-Encrypt.git
cd Lettuce-Encrypt
python lpe.py

When prompted, paste your RTSP stream, type a video file path, or hit enter to default to your webcam. After a short capture session, your random seed sprouts in the console.

View on GitHub

Lettuce Encrypt is part of our LP Labs experiments—crafted for explorers who love when technology and nature collaborate. Have an idea to extend it? Drop a note to our labs team and let’s grow it together.

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