
Station
A small command-centre launcher that lists projects in one folder and makes “too many ideas everywhere” feel manageable.
For: Builders with many projects in progress
BB2G Lab
The lab runs on Kristen's own computer. It keeps one registry of what exists and where, previews builds privately, and only publishes what has been reviewed. This page shows how it works; the lab itself is not online.
From idea to public page
Launcher
Station lists the projects in one folder so a builder can see everything in progress at a glance. In the lab it runs in a limited practice mode: it scans a single practice folder, and it refuses to add folders, switch agents or open terminals.

A small command-centre launcher that lists projects in one folder and makes “too many ideas everywhere” feel manageable.
For: Builders with many projects in progress
Browser workspace
The BB2G Lab and Browser package sets up a dedicated Firefox workspace with its own start page, profile and downloads folder, so lab work stays separate from everyday browsing. An optional containerised browser can be reached through a local HTTPS address.
Plainly stated: no new browser engine was built. Firefox remains the maintained engine. The workspace is not an anonymity tool or an air gap, and verification on the target machine is still outstanding.
A dedicated BB2G browser workspace — its own start page, profile and downloads folder — built on Firefox, paired with the Local Coding Lab starter.
For: Builders who want a separate, tidy browser for lab work

The home workshop for BB2G software: a registry of what runs where, a preview server that publishes only reviewed builds, practice rooms, and lessons.
For: Builders working with Kristen on BB2G projects
Frameworks
These three were identified from project names and documents that describe themselves as frameworks. The owner will confirm the grouping. None is offered as a public service.
A local framework for assistant “agents”: a sidecar, a team builder, simulations and an evaluation loop that works with local models.
For: Builders designing scoped, accountable assistant teams
Brain² is a personal book series — eight short volumes plus a practice framework — about working deliberately with a digital second brain. It is separate from Krissy's Brain the software.
For: Readers building a partnership between their own mind and their digital workspace
A proposed framework for turning authorised sources into a reviewable brief where every claim links to its evidence.
For: Analysts who need source-linked, reviewable briefs
Platforms in the lab
A proposed commons: a marketplace catalogue, an entitlement and credit ledger, and usage metering built on local services.
For: Small organisations that want a shared catalogue of tools with clear usage records
A local pilot app that connects six modules: daily intelligence, family digital safety, civics and law learning, resource navigation, ethical AI learning and evidence-first news.
For: One operator doing evidence-first reading, family digital-safety and civics learning
A private, local-first assistant and knowledge workspace. It answers from documents its owner has approved, keeps originals untouched, and runs its language models on the owner's own hardware.
For: Kristen Hall (single owner)
Next step: see what you can use today on the project directory, or read how private tools stay private.