Neon Lab
field experiments for local AI
What is Neon Lab?
Neon Lab is HackerBunny’s workshop area: small experiments that show how local AI, private notes, automation, and server security actually work in practice.
Not theory-first. Not marketing. Each lab should answer one question: what can a curious runner build, test, or understand today?
The idea
Every experiment becomes a practical field log with a clear setup, what happened, what broke, what was learned, and what to try next.
First experiments
01 // Tiny assistant loop
Map a simple assistant setup: what runs locally, what talks to remote models, where context lives, and what safety checks matter.
02 // Private notes search
Use Markdown notes as a personal knowledge base. Test search, tags, limits, and where hallucinations sneak in.
03 // Small server security
Check SSH, secrets, firewall posture, backups, updates, headers, and what “good enough” means for a hobby AI server.
Why this exists
HackerBunny is becoming more than a burrow of posts. Neon Lab is where the site can build things in public: useful little systems, weird experiments, security lessons, and local-AI workflows that others can copy or adapt.
