Build software with AI — in a browser tab.
The build explains itself while it happens.
BCBC Technologies is building this in public. The design is out; your eyes shape what comes next. 
The problem: you open a project and cannot tell where you are, what that button does, or whether it worked.
This workspace answers it right next to the button: 
where am I · 
what will this do · 
what is happening · 
did it work, and what is my proof · 
how do I get back
One build, many lives
| you | what it gives you |
|---|---|
 beginner |
learn on a real build — no install, nothing touches your own PC |
 collaborator |
send a link; they see exactly what you see |
 freelancer |
hand a client a record, not a screenshot |
 teacher |
students follow real steps instead of slides |
 tinkerer |
risky code in a sealed box |
 AI tinkerer |
an agent workspace that keeps receipts |
Working today: a desktop Control Center for files, sites, backups and tunnels · Forge, a dev agent in an isolated container · a model gateway · PRISM Observer, which records test runs.
Right now: read it, poke holes, say what would confuse you — no developer badge needed to give feedback.
Next: one sealed container → one workflow proven end to end → then a public demo anyone can explore.
Not deployed yet — this is the design, written in the open. 
Design and direction: William J. Franza · BCBC Technologies — planning assistance: ChatGPT (“Anchor”)
my workstation is only a screen · the host runs one sealed container · the container runs the agent, my tmux session, the site and the tools → I can close the SSH window and the agent keeps working, because it never ran on my laptop
memory, decisions and handoff notes live outside the website root → wipe the site, keep the brain
reading a private document for a task is not the same permission as publishing it
one panel replaces six: files · sites · tunnels · backups · container lab · agent session
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