Context Lattice Array
Structured prompt memory preserving code trees and assets across iterative generation cycles.
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Live Wireframe Simulation
Sync mesh
99.4%Indexed Relations
42.8k
verified AST nodes
Engine Buffer
Markup
Assets
Grid Spec
128 × 72
Context Nodes
7,504
Latency
12ms avg
Protocol
LARSA-V2
- Claude
- OpenAI
- GitHub
- DeepSeek
- xAI
- Mistral
- Zhipu
- Google AI Studio
- Groq
WORKFLOW BOTTLENECK ANALYSIS
Most teams still juggle a chat thread, a file export, and a separate preview tab just to ship one page. Lab keeps the brief, the files, and the canvas on one shared desk.
Outcome: a clickable preview in one sitting, markup you can open, and publish when the draft holds.
Fragmented Workflow
3+ Tools
Chat windows, file trees, and dev servers running in disconnected silos.
Recovered Efficiency
Instant
Continuous zero-export live preview sync directly inside the brief.
Platform // ARCHITECTURE MAPPING
A shared desk for every brief
Centralize the prompt, the file tree, and the live preview so nothing lives in a side chat.
Distributed Consensus Sync
Instant zero-export file propagation updating the live preview canvas synchronously with generation.
Workspace Role Partitioning
Granular permissions isolating drafts, published domains, and repository synchronizations.
Immutable Turn Lineage
Historical turn tracking with instant revert, diff inspect, and VCS branch alignment.
Every project keeps the prompt, files, and preview together so the next turn has context.
The preview refreshes as files land. No export step to see what changed.
Markup stays in the tree. Come back later and pick up the same pages.
Preview, domain, and GitHub import sit behind the same workspace permissions.
Roles, sessions, and pack limits travel with the account — not a separate admin product.
"We went from a sentence to a page we could click through before the meeting ended."
Studio lead
Independent practice
One desk
Real files
Pack credits
Your domain
USE CASES // DEPLOYMENT MATRICES
Ship the pages teams actually need
Lab is used for the pages teams actually ship.
Studio
Portfolios, case studies, and visit pages from one brief.
Active Spec
Shop
Catalog grids and product pages you can open as files.
Active Spec
Docs
Guides and reference pages that stay in the same tree.
Active Spec
Events
Landing pages with dates, speakers, and tickets — then a domain.
Active Spec
Agency
Keep client drafts in Lab until they say ship. Files travel with the project.
Active Spec
Internal tools
A brief gets you a working first pass without waiting on a sprint.
Active Spec
Product walkthrough // OPERATING PROTOCOL
See Lab in action
Brief on the left, canvas on the right — from kickoff to a live page in one sitting.
Integrations // MODEL GATEWAYS
Connect the desk to what you already run.
PROTOCOL SPEC // FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Common questions regarding workspace limits, prompt lineage, live previews, and automated deployment paths.
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Lab is the Krikkit workspace where a written brief becomes a working front-end — files, preview, and publish in one desk.
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Builders hide the markup. Lab writes files you can open. The canvas is a preview of those files, not a separate document.
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Most briefs show a clickable preview in one sitting. Fine edits happen in the file tree when you want them.
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Free, Pro, and Agency set project ceilings, monthly Lab credits, domains, export, and GitHub import.
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Custom domains unlock on Pro and Agency. Preview is available while you work.
SYSTEM DEPLOYMENT // READY FOR PRODUCTION
Push structural changes directly to production.
Run the next site from Lab. Start with a brief. Review the canvas. Publish when it holds.