Robotics Sandbox
A source-backed robot decision workbench for screening arms, humanoids, quadrupeds, and drones—plus a transparent planar motion lab for the candidates it can honestly model.
Dev group / for fun
Basement Boys is a loose dev group making readable tools, experiments, and reference projects that other people can inspect, run, fork, and improve.
Browse open sourceBasement Boys is where we put projects worth reading—not just screenshots worth scrolling past. The code, architecture, limits, and setup instructions are part of the work.
Public repositories with enough documentation to understand what they do, how they work, and where the sharp edges are.
A source-backed robot decision workbench for screening arms, humanoids, quadrupeds, and drones—plus a transparent planar motion lab for the candidates it can honestly model.
A public browser-agent field lab with inspectable cases, a Python observatory lens, and a real Rust/WebAssembly boundary validator.
A local-first encrypted vault for AI-provider credentials, with a safe browser walkthrough, deterministic exports, and an honest desktop security boundary.
A compact operating system for agent-built software: scoped work, auditable proof, staff review, and Quiet Aggregate—a deterministic loop that turns independently repeated, verified findings into proposed guardrails.
Open source should be useful before it is impressive.
Build the small version.
Document the sharp edges.
License it clearly.
Keep it fun.
The project index is readable by people and machines. These routes expose the site map and safety boundaries without hiding the useful part behind a JavaScript app.