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    HackerLabs.ai

    One bar. Every AI. Get it done.

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    Work modes

    One

    Command bar

    Multi-model

    Operating layer

    The Problem

    AI work is scattered across model tabs, specialist tools, and disconnected workflows, forcing people to choose the tool before they can simply state the job.

    The AI Architecture

    HackerLabs.ai starts with one command bar and routes work across chat, research, analysis, code, image, and agent modes from a unified AI operating layer.

    What Aaron Shipped

    • One command surface for multiple kinds of AI work
    • Purpose-built modes for chat, research, analysis, code, image, and agents
    • A model-routing interface that keeps the task—not the vendor—at the center
    • A minimal, low-friction product experience designed for immediate use

    The Outcome

    An early-stage AI workspace that makes capability selection feel like choosing an action, not managing a stack of separate products.

    Under the hood

    How it was built.

    Tech Stack

    Model RoutingResearch ModeCode ModeImage ModeAgent Workflows

    Implementation Notes

    The public experience is intentionally sparse: the command bar is the product story, with modes exposing the system's range without adding interface overhead.

    Funnel Strategy

    Immediate command-bar trial → repeat task workflows → broader model and agent use inside one interface.

    The growth-engine model

    One connected system, not six disconnected vendors.

    Extraordinary connects brand, software, content, search, automation, and measurement—then stays close as a growth partner where the fit is strongest.

    Browser layer

    React 18 · TypeScript 5 · Tailwind

    Declarative UI, compile-time type safety, design-token CSS that flips themes from one variable.

    Build layer

    Vite · esbuild · SWC · imagetools

    Native ES modules in dev (instant reloads) and tree-shaken, code-split, hash-versioned bundles in prod.

    Edge & delivery

    Global CDN · HTTP/3 · TLS 1.3 · immutable caching

    Every byte served from the user's nearest PoP. Long-lived caches because filenames are content-hashed.

    Backend layer

    PostgreSQL · PostgREST · RLS · JWT auth · Deno edge functions

    Your schema is your API. Authorization enforced inside the database. Server code without server ops.

    The tools are not the advantage. The advantage is seeing the whole engine, choosing what matters, and making every part compound the others.