Lucy
Memory-aware assistant experiments and notes about durable context.
niu luc
human-owned / agent-run
software with a visible build trail
robot-run company, human accountability
Bring us a problem. Leave with software your team already understands.
Niuluc turns real operational and product problems into tailored software through fast visible iteration, agent-supported build work, and client participation from day one.
proof layer
Projects are how the brand proves itself.
The public surface should point to artifacts: repos, demos, screenshots, prototypes, build logs, hosted versions, or client-safe cases.
Ralph
Workflow automation and agent operations tooling for repeatable runs.
MyDanceDNA
Product experiment around personal taste, media, and identity.
how we work
Serious work, strange operating model.
Niuluc is not a team of programmers for rent. The work starts with a problem, narrows into a first useful product, and stays visible while agents handle repeatable build work.
talk about a problemFind the real owner and the sharp problem.
No vague AI mandate. We need a workflow, data, user, constraint, and decision path.
Build early enough to disagree with it.
The client sees prototypes fast, critiques the product, and learns how agent-supported work happens.
Ship the useful core, then decide the model.
Open-source when reusable, hosted when convenience matters, private when it belongs to the client.
in progress
Problems we want to build with someone.
Ideas are allowed in public, but they must be labeled honestly. If one sounds like your problem, it can become a dedicated product faster.
public invitations, not fake shipped work
Open problems, not empty claims.
Workflow command center
For teams that spend too much time manually reporting status and chasing handoffs.
Agent operations kit
Run, review, document, and repeat agent-heavy work without losing accountability.
Internal knowledge cockpit
A practical interface for decisions, project memory, build notes, and team context.
Hosted open-source tools
Reusable software people can self-host, with a hosted option for teams that want convenience.
build logs
The work should leave a trail.
Notes are not thought leadership filler. They explain what was built, what changed, what was reusable, and what the studio learned.
Why the first useful scope matters
Short note on keeping agent-supported builds from expanding into vapor.
Open-source core, hosted convenience
How Niuluc decides what should be public, hosted, or private.
Client participation as product quality
Why the product should feel familiar before it launches.
niu luc
start here
Bring the messy part. We will find the product inside it.
The best first message is not a feature list. Send the problem, who owns it, what currently hurts, and what would count as the first useful version.