TFB Prototypes
This page holds public-safe prototypes from the Continuo standalone lane. The point is not to show random demos. The point is to show ideas that can make Trust Fund Baby stronger right now: bounded lift, clear authority, visible receipts, and tools that help without taking over.
These are safe to inspect publicly as static demos. They still carry prototype status; the useful part is the operating idea each one proves.
A family-level product language: one governor, many instruments, same blood across writing, code, tokenization, design, and physical assist.
TFB use now: product doctrine for Agent Listen, Agent Swebench, Model Therapy, and Great Design modules. Keep the human as the melody; the system carries lift.
A force-sharing idea: you lead, it lifts. The machine gets bounded authority and cannot overpower the person holding the line.
TFB use now: apply the agency ceiling to LLM tools: the model can assist, but gates, receipts, and operator authority remain stronger than model momentum.
A module-level promise for Great Design Cloud: the designer keeps judgment while the system carries lift under a visible ceiling.
TFB use now: convert beta UX from maze-like setup into step-by-step guided completion with visible authority, file privacy, and module gates.
A drawing instrument that firms up live while showing how much the machine lent to the user and saving receipts of influence.
TFB use now: this is the clearest UI pattern for Model Therapy: show model influence, confidence, and correction debt instead of hiding it.
A deterministic base with bounded adaptive lift. The smart layer only moves where the base is uncertain, and every deviation carries provenance.
TFB use now: this maps directly onto R1 selector surgery: deterministic owner proof first, bounded model proposal second, receipt always.
A writing instrument that offers inline futures while preserving the writer's melody. The current standalone demos include raw provider-key paths.
TFB use now: merge the concept into Ghostwriter and Agent Listen, but only after a server-side route protects keys and logs consent.
The prototypes are not just shelf pieces. These are the transferable heals worth pulling into production lanes.
Give models bounded room to help, but keep operator gates, verifier proof, and route policy stronger than the model.
TFB Ink's influence readout should become a design pattern for Model Therapy and Great Design: show what changed and why.
The Great Design ceiling belongs in beta onboarding: no random drop-offs, no blocked modules without a visible next step.
The tokenizer instrument is the right mental model for selector work: prove the base owner, then allow bounded model operations.
These are valuable, but the public version needs a safe access point before a visitor can use model-powered features.
Current standalone files include direct browser input for `sk-` provider keys. Public launch requires a server-side proxy route, account gating, provider disclosure, and no raw key stored in the page.
The public-safe path needs a defined beta account, tenant boundary proof, and customer data ownership receipts before it becomes more than a prototype note.