A question.
Then a working thing.
An idea becomes a prototype. A prototype becomes part of the lab. Codex helps turn the conversation into working code, with Ajay choosing the direction and approving releases.
Ask
Start with something concrete: a clearer menu, an interactive scene, or a new experiment.
Build
Work from the current source. Connect the pieces and keep existing behavior intact.
Check
Look at the actual page. Try the controls, narrow the screen, and check the paths.
Review
Make the change visible and reviewable. Ajay decides when it is ready to publish.
Release
Publish the approved change, then check the live result and retain the source.
One website,
many moving parts.
The homepage, trading dashboards, research tools and experiments have different jobs. Shared navigation connects them without replacing the applications underneath.
Some visual studies use native Spline scenes. Others are browser code. Their source, purpose and limitations matter as much as their appearance.
Explore the Lab Map ↗The surface can change.
The underlying app stays intact.
A few things
we built here.
A shared Home button
A visible way home across the main site, subdomains and nested pages. A small detail that makes the whole lab easier to navigate.
Return to the hub ↗A dimension in motion
Native Spline environments became a full-height homepage background and an interactive Playground, with distinct behavior for each setting.
Enter the Playground ↗Projects with honest statuses
Beta, building and planned ideas are kept separate. A public page does not imply live trading, social publishing or a finished application.
See the project collection ↗This is a curated look at the build process, not a live feed of private chats, code execution or deployment activity.