# Labs

> Small experiments from #10 that show where websites are going: a chatbot in the corner, a sky that follows your clock, and a plain version of every page for AI agents.

What we build when nobody asked. Small experiments that show where websites are going. Some of them graduate into client work, and a few are on this site already.

## On this site right now

- **Machine view.** Every page has a plain markdown version for AI agents. Add `.md` to any address, or use the switch in the footer.
- **llms.txt.** A one-page summary of the whole site, written for AI assistants. It's at [/llms.txt](/llms.txt).
- **Page transitions.** Real pages, sliding in like an app. No single-page tricks, so search engines and the Back button behave.

## Coming soon

- **Ask #10.** The mark in the corner becomes a chatbot that answers from our own knowledge base.
- **Your sky.** A drawn sky on the homepage that follows your clock and, one day, your weather.
- **Tangrams.** Seven pieces that keep refolding: a goose, a plane, and a mark for each service.

## Postcard from 2031

**The self-restocking pantry shelf.** It weighs what's left, reorders before you run out, and asks first if the price changed.

Have a strange idea of your own? [Tell us about it](/contact/).

Human version: https://nr10.com/labs/