Local-first developer tools and open source game-streaming infrastructure.

Kuno Labs builds compact, inspectable systems for agent-assisted engineering and personal computing. The focus is practical: smaller prompts, clearer codebase maps, local artifacts you can audit, reproducible maintainer workflows, and tools that stay useful when the network is off.

CodePrism helps coding agents inspect a repository before brute-reading it. The workflow is simple:

codeprism prime "what I am changing" --changed
codeprism query "where does this behavior live?"
codeprism visualize

It exports Markdown, JSON, DOT, SQLite, and static browser artifacts so the context path stays visible instead of disappearing inside a chat window. Benchmark claims are kept conservative: fixture results, local field notes, and estimated token reductions are documented separately.

Nimbus is the host side of the Kuno Labs game-streaming work. It starts from the Vibepollo/Apollo/Sunshine ecosystem and focuses on public maintainability before big feature promises: clear docs, release hygiene, upstream attribution, stable branch policy, and reproducible validation.

The first Nimbus milestone is to make the fork easy to understand, build, audit, and discuss before publishing branded releases.

• Local-first tools with no network calls by default.
• Inspectable text, JSON, SQLite, and HTML artifacts.
• Deterministic static parsing before model-generated summaries.
• Honest benchmark language and reproducible release notes.
• Cross-platform CLI behavior for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
• Open source maintenance that is boring, transparent, and repeatable.

• CodePrism repository
• Nimbus repository
• CodePrism benchmark notes