VLT-001
in operation
Clouded
Vault keeper
Everything stashed by Clouded, in whatever state it was left in.
Silver Dev Studios — Sanctioned experiments division
LABS
Random projects with no business purpose, made by people who refuse to shelve an idea. No roadmap, no guarantees, no reason required.
⚠ anything in this lab may not have a reason for existing
⚠ projects may be deleted without notice
⚠ projects may also simply not change. forever
⚠ if a project gets too popular it gets promoted & leaves the lab
⚠ nothing here is maintained as a real product
⚠ enter at your own curiosity
⚠ anything in this lab may not have a reason for existing
⚠ projects may be deleted without notice
⚠ projects may also simply not change. forever
⚠ if a project gets too popular it gets promoted & leaves the lab
⚠ nothing here is maintained as a real product
⚠ enter at your own curiosity
Specimen storage — Lab vaults
Who keeps the weird here
Every vault is a corner of the lab owned by one operator. They stock it with whatever they feel like. It is their mess.
VLT-002
in operation
Dragoncy
Vault keeper
The dragoncy slot. Contents rumored to breathe occasionally.
VLT-003
in operation
Nyx
Vault keeper
The nyx drawer. Nobody in the lab knows for sure what lives here.
VLT-004
in operation
Phantom
Vault keeper
The Phantom holding pen — a learner's corner of the lab. Ideas brewed here graduate to big projects.
Standing orders — Lab protocols
Three rules. Sort of.
Why does it exist?
Anything in SDS Labs may not have a reason why it was made. That is acceptable. Projects may be deleted, or they may simply never change again.
Why is nothing updated?
Lab projects are side projects. They are not treated as big projects by SDS and are made for no particular reason — so they update when someone feels like it, not before.
What if it gets big?
If a project is actively used and the community wants more of it, it gets promoted: separated from SDS Labs and graduated into a real Silver Dev Studios product.
Specimen progression — Lab lifecycle
From lab bench to real product
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A
Curiosity
Someone in the studio has an idea with no business case. It lands in a lab vault.
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B
Ignored / loved
The idea either collects dust or collects users. Both outcomes are valid.
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C
Promotion
If the community actively uses it, it graduates into a standalone SDS product and leaves the lab forever.
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D
Retirement
If it stays ignored, it is archived or quietly deleted. Missing specimens are not investigated.
Field instrument
Dispense a random status report
Wave a sample in front of the analysis bench. Results are generated live and mean absolutely nothing.
No sample analyzed yet.