About
What Koni Field Lab is, who runs it, and how it is built.
Koni Field Lab is a public field station for AI-assisted knowledge work,
published at konidev.com. It is built with Hugo, with custom layouts and
no external theme, reading from a real LinkCatalog workspace at
/home/koni/workflows/linkcatalog.
The lab is run by Koni, with the help of a small agent layer called Hermes. The work — ingest, cataloguing, publishing — is partly agentic and partly human, and the split is documented wherever it matters.
How it is built
- Hugo for the static site, with custom layouts.
- LinkCatalog as the durable source of truth on disk.
- Citta as the publisher that reads from it.
- Hermes / OpenClaw as the agent layer.
- A handful of cron jobs — ingest, weekly compile, GitHub stars sync, publishing — to keep the whole thing moving.
How to read it
Start at the home page for the map; the systems for the architecture; the experiments for the moving parts; the notes for the reasoning; the log for what actually changed.
- Nothing on the bench yet.