The work has
a little world.

• A place for the result

  Workspaces, projects, scenes and panels give images, audio and documents a useful context.

• A reference becomes a conversation

  Gallery assets can become chat references. The image handoff sits beside the place where its details are inspected.

• Keep more than one good direction

  Branch navigation, comparison and a preferred path keep revisions connected to their shared history.

Gallery walls hold actual screenshots of PanelForge. The model is an illustrated workspace; the screens show the real product.

• Three runtimes, one client contract

  The engine adapters handle an agent SDK, app-server JSON-RPC and a typed OpenCode client. Each keeps its own session rules.

• Return after a disconnect

  An actual engine run keeps working after its browser disconnects, then returns the stored answer. Runtime restart recovery has separate rules.

• A terminal task reaches the Mac

  Attention returns an actual native layout choice to the same waiting Codex task. The resulting responsive page is available to inspect and download.

• A native answer resumes the task

  An actual Claude question waits for a recorded native choice, then the same invocation continues. The isolated build and its correction are disclosed.

• Give the turn a new direction

  A queued correction can reach a compatible tool boundary or follow-up turn, preserving the order of the instructions.

Three racks stand for three distinct runtimes. A device dock represents the clients that read their work.

• Know who is calling

  Authentication identifies the caller. Ownership rules and resource scopes govern access to capabilities.

• An executable tool boundary

  A model-visible catalog and the engine’s enforced permissions have separate jobs. The native tool-profile exhibit makes that distinction tangible.

• Find the platform

  Recorded Trains MCP lookups bring a changed platform, delay and cancellation into one answer. Explore the historical sample data.

• Reach a native canvas

  Stateful proxy support lets InfinitySketch and Freeform retain their session requirements behind the common gateway.

• Bring the question to the person

  An actual Attention call reaches the Mac app, returns its choice to the original terminal, and changes the page it builds.

The central arch is the gateway. Branching tracks connect separate capabilities; they illustrate relationships, not live traffic.

• Try the Memory Lab

  Explore a real reviewed graph sample, inspect a relationship’s source, and try a reversible correction.

• Relationships, with context

  The knowledge graph connects entities, beliefs and decisions derived from the conversation archive. A relationship can lead back to its supporting conversation.

• A correction with a history

  An actual type-scoped edit keeps its source links and records an immediate inverse. Inspect the fictional fixture and both audit batches.

• Keep the originals, rebuild the index

  An actual Photo Archive run reconstructs its derived index without changing thirteen canonical files. Verify the three synthetic PNG originals yourself.

• Restore the wording, keep the history

  A manual profile edit becomes version 2. Restoring the earlier wording creates version 3 and keeps both earlier snapshots.

• Find that one thing

  FindThat chooses messages, tool calls or modifications to retrieve a specific command, error, edit or decision, then checks its source.

Archive shelves support a constellation of linked ideas. The constellation is a designed illustration, with no private records or invented live metrics.

• metaclaude: a versioned practice

  Portable instructions, hooks, selected settings and reusable skills have one maintained home. Credentials and runtime data remain local.

• metacodex: portable configuration

  Base configuration, local overlays and a doctor command let the workbench travel without copying a logged-in session.

• Coordinate with evidence

  Bosun controls agent panes. Helm gives Claude and Codex coordinators a shared report and handoff protocol, with a reviewed learning loop.

• Give a browser tab an owner

  Two tabs can share an address and belong to different tasks. Follow a recorded handoff to the selected owner.

• See what the browser did

  A separate screenshot gives the person reviewing a tool call a view of the page. Inspect the actual saved image.

Two terminal desks represent the two agent setups. The shared pegboard holds reusable skills; the layered drawers stand for configuration and local settings.

• Kitforge: make a tile and a clip

  One browser rendering function drives the preview, JPG and looping MP4. The photo stays in the browser.

• Saturation Listening: hear the phrase again

  The real waveform and timed-text components let you follow an original Danish story, seek and loop a passage. The narration is clearly labelled AI-generated.

• Pencil Page: notes in the margin

  A native iPad handwriting page where feedback sits beside the writing. Explore the separate decisions about when to review and when to show a note.

• Conference notes: turn notes into a presentation

  A conference notebook with reviewed analysis and an editable presentation output.

• Legobro: a playful photobooth

  An iPad camera workflow turns a selfie into a collectible-figure style, then offers preview, email and printing.

A colourful print workshop, a writing desk and a camera station represent Kitforge, Pencil Page and Legobro.