8020 Lab

Small, private tools for the repetitive part of skilled work.

Products
05
Lab project
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Free tools
04
Cookies
00

80The tool

20You

Recording it, documenting it, copying it, demoing it. The tools do the repetitive part on your own computer. The judgement stays with you.

01The family

Six characters. One hand, one ground.

02Products

Two products for Windows. Each does one job.

+Also from the lab

03How this was built

Built with its own tools.

product repositories
7
commits
477
bugs found by review; every high-severity one fixed
35

Commits counted from git at build time: 20 Feb to 5 Nov 2026.

  1. 01

    Claude Code wrote it.

    Agents worked in parallel, one per product, each behind its own check gate: build, lint, tests.

  2. 02

    Lantern documented it.

    Every Help article, every tour and every screenshot on this site was recorded by Lantern’s scripted capture, on sample data.

  3. 03

    A review tried to break it.

    An adversarial review went looking for bugs across every product. It found 35 and reproduced every one. Every high-severity bug was fixed before release; the rest are tracked as next steps for each product.

04Lab project

8020 Lab tracks AI security incidents.

One sortable table of incidents and vulnerabilities in AI products: model services, agents, coding assistants, MCP servers and the frameworks under them. Every row carries a status, a primary source, severity when scored, and an exploited badge from the CISA catalog or the source itself.

2,002entries at the last build

  • NVD
  • GitHub Advisory Database
  • OSV
  • CISA KEV
  • Curated incidents

Open the tracker Methodology Launch security checklist