wonderland-launchpad-editorial-status-panel

Working copy: not the live site.

The Launch buttons work: they ask Rift Rabbit’s own launcher on this PC, and Space Override and Space Sync are installed. Next: a launch in the headset, DoubleHip DoubleChest Tracker’s pairs, the launcher at sign-in, the cyberhome drawing.

L3 to you, Claude Opus 5.5, 2026-10-25

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Rift Rabbit, idle

Wonderland Launchpad v0.1.0 // 20261009

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A white rabbit that preps and tracks VR software and performance.

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3rd party programs · 24

  • QuestLHSyncLines the Lighthouse trackers up with a rooted Quest's own tracking: the headset's cameras see the base stations' laser flashes, so no tracker rides on the headset.

    Its add-on switched on in mode x.4 only, once a rooted headset has its module (Astra, 2026-10-25).

    planned · its own page is not linked on the System Map yet

  • SingularityRoots a Meta Quest with the fugu exploit and installs Magisk on it (Lumince/singularity).

    Listed as how the headset gets rooted for mode x.4: QuestLHSync's Quest part is a Magisk module. Astra roots it herself (2026-10-25).

    planned · its own page is not linked on the System Map yet

  • Space OverrideBuilds the headset's position from a tracker mounted on it, so headset and Lighthouse devices share one space.

    Its add-on switched on and its overlay opened in mode x.2 only (rift-rabbit#8).

    works today · its own page is not linked on the System Map yet

  • Space SyncKeeps the Lighthouse devices lined up with the headset, from a tracker mounted on it (a fork of Space Override).

    Its add-on switched on and its overlay opened in mode x.3 only (rift-rabbit#8).

    works today · its own page is not linked on the System Map yet

  • Object Track VRPuts a real object, tracked by a tracker on it, into VRChat.

    The launch panel's Object Track VR choice: Big Dance Hoop, Little Dance Hoop or Dance Pole (Astra, 2026-10-24 and 2026-10-26). Not out yet.

    planned · its own page is not linked on the System Map yet

  • SteamVRValve's VR runtime: it runs PC VR headsets, controllers and trackers.

    Opened in her launch order (rift-rabbit#8).

    works today · its own page is not linked on the System Map yet

  • Meta Horizon LinkConnects a Quest headset to the PC, by cable or Air Link, to play PC VR.

    Opened in her launch order (rift-rabbit#8).

    works today · its own page is not linked on the System Map yet

  • Virtual DesktopStreams the PC to a Quest headset over Wi-Fi, to play PC VR wirelessly.

    Opened in her launch order (rift-rabbit#8).

    works today · its own page is not linked on the System Map yet

  • OVR Advanced SettingsA SteamVR dashboard overlay for play space, audio and performance settings.

    Opened in her launch order (rift-rabbit#8).

    works today · its own page is not linked on the System Map yet

  • OVR ToolkitShows your desktop and windows inside VR.

    Rift Rabbit preps and tracks VR software and performance; this is the VR software in the vr-gaming desktop folder.

    planned · its own page is not linked on the System Map yet

  • OVR Dynamic ResolutionRaises or lowers SteamVR's render resolution on the fly to keep the frame rate smooth.

    Opened in her launch order (rift-rabbit#8).

    works today · its own page is not linked on the System Map yet

  • OVR Smooth TrackingReduces tracker and controller jitter by changing SteamVR's motion prediction.

    Opened in her launch order (rift-rabbit#8).

    works today · its own page is not linked on the System Map yet

  • OVR PagerA walkie-talkie for quick, end-to-end encrypted voice messages to friends or a group, in VR or on the desktop.

    Rift Rabbit preps and tracks VR software and performance; this is the VR software in the vr-gaming desktop folder.

    planned · its own page is not linked on the System Map yet

  • Space CalibratorLines up devices from two tracking systems, such as a Quest headset with SteamVR trackers.

    Opened in modes x.1, closed the way its X does in the others (rift-rabbit#8).

    works today · its own page is not linked on the System Map yet

  • Base Station FOV ViewerShows in VR what each base station can see, so you can place them for good tracking.

    Rift Rabbit preps and tracks VR software and performance; this is the VR software in the vr-gaming desktop folder.

    planned · its own page is not linked on the System Map yet

  • DoubleHip DoubleChest TrackerLets VRChat use two hip trackers, two chest trackers, or both, and switches to the other of a pair when one loses tracking.

    Opened after its Enable Hip / Enable Chest are set for her choice (rift-rabbit#8).

    works today · its own page is not linked on the System Map yet

  • BS ManagerManages Beat Saber versions, mods and maps.

    Rift Rabbit preps and tracks VR software and performance; this is the VR software in the vr-gaming desktop folder.

    planned · its own page is not linked on the System Map yet

  • VR Pole OverlayShows your real fitness pole in VR, as a see-through cylinder where it stands in the room.

    Rift Rabbit preps and tracks VR software and performance; VR Pole Overlay is VR software in the vr-gaming desktop folder, switched on and off from its page (Astra, 2026-10-24).

    planned

    Open it

  • USBDeviewLists every USB device on the PC with its hub and port.

    The dongle map's Scan USB runs it hidden and reads its list (2026-10-26).

    works today

    Open it full screen

  • VoicemeeterA virtual audio mixer: it routes every sound on the PC between apps, microphones and outputs.

    Opened when the launch's Woojer vest switch is on: the vest plays what Voicemeeter sends it (rift-rabbit#8).

    works today · its own page is not linked on the System Map yet

  • SteamValve's game store and library; it also installs and runs SteamVR.

    Opened in her launch order (rift-rabbit#8).

    works today · its own page is not linked on the System Map yet

  • VRCFaceTrackingControls your avatar's face tracking.

    Opened in her launch order (rift-rabbit#8).

    works today · its own page is not linked on the System Map yet

  • OSCGoesBrrrConnects touch zones on VRChat avatars to haptic devices, over VRChat's OSC.

    Opened in her launch order (rift-rabbit#8).

    works today · its own page is not linked on the System Map yet

  • VRChatA social virtual reality platform.

    Started last, through a Steam shortcut with her ignored trackers (rift-rabbit#8).

    works today · its own page is not linked on the System Map yet

Native programs · 0

None on the map yet.

Native tools · 4

  • vr-launch"Launching is done by Rift Rabbit"): the launcher behind the Launch buttons on its VRChat setups. It switches SteamVR's Space Override and Space Sync add-ons for the mode, opens each program of the mode in her order through explorer.exe, waits for the headset, lights what Start VRChat waits for, and starts VRChat with her ignored trackers. A background program with no window or tray icon, listening on 127.0.0.1 only, with a code kept in Documents. Merged 2026-10-24.wonderland-launchpad-v1.0-vr-launch-v1.0

    A tool of Wonderland Launchpad, Rift Rabbit's pet program (Astra, 2026-10-24: "Launching is done by Rift Rabbit"): the launcher behind the Launch buttons on its VRChat setups. It switches SteamVR's Space Override and Space Sync add-ons for the mode, opens each program of the mode in her order through explorer.exe, waits for the headset, lights what Start VRChat waits for, and starts VRChat with her ignored trackers. A background program with no window or tray icon, listening on 127.0.0.1 only, with a code kept in Documents. Merged 2026-10-24 (findastra/rift-rabbit#8).

    works today · its own page is not linked on the System Map yet

  • update-auditCompares the VR programs from GitHub with their newest release, without changing anything.wonderland-launchpad-v0.1-update-audit-v1.0

    A tool of Wonderland Launchpad (scripts/update-audit-20261024.mjs; Astra, 2026-10-24, "Program, Tool or Trick" deck, answer 3: the script is the tool, the weekly steps are the trick): reads each GitHub-released VR program's installed version on the PC and GitHub's newest release, and records works, update (orange), missing or issues in pets.json. It only reads: it never downloads or installs anything.

    works today · its own page is not linked on the System Map yet

Astra, 5′7″, from the front and from the back, with her 29 tracking spots; the aerial hoops hanging from the ceiling, her five toys and the dance pole beside her, to scale 9 ft ceiling Headset Controllers Trackers X faces down Big Dance HoopLittleDanceHoop WoojerLovenseX-PoleXPERT Pro born to feel woojer Vest 3 Nora Domi 2 Lush 3 Vulse 1 Right Foot [RF] 1 2 Left Foot [LF] 2 3 Right Ankle [RA] 3 4 Left Ankle [LA] 4 5 Right Knee [RK] 5 6 Left Knee [LK] 6 7 Front Waist [FW] 7 8 Back Waist [BW] 8 9 Right Side [RS] 9 10 Left Side [LS] 10 11 Right Front-Side [RFS] 11 12 Left Front-Side [LFS] 12 13 Right Back-Side [RBS] 13 14 Left Back-Side [LBS] 14 15 Front Diaphragm [FD] 15 16 Back Diaphragm [BD] 16 17 Front Sternum [FS] 17 18 Back Sternum [BS] 18 19 Right Elbow [RE] 19 20 Left Elbow [LE] 20 21 Right Hand [RH] 21 22 Left Hand [LH] 22 23 Face [F] 23 24 Head [H] 24 25 Dance Pole [DP] 25 26 Big Dance Hoop Side [BDH] 26 27 Big Dance Hoop Top [BDT] 27 28 Little Dance Hoop Side [LDH] 28 29 Little Dance Hoop Top [LDT] 29

Key

  • VRChat tracks it
  • Joined into one by DoubleHip DoubleChest Tracker, set for you from your spots (VRChat ignores it)
  • Lines up the Lighthouse space in x.1 to x.3 (VRChat ignores it)
  • No device on this spot

Change these on the page opened on your PC while Rift Rabbit’s launcher runs; here they show today’s spots.

Where each Watchman dongle is plugged in today, read by USBDeview, and where it would work best for the launch you plan.

Works on the page opened on your PC while Rift Rabbit’s launcher runs.

Current layout

Scan USB to see it.

Recommended layout

Lovense

No head tracker

  • The headset tracks itself; nothing corrects it.
  • The baseline to compare the others with.
  • Lighthouse trackers only line up if they were calibrated once.
  • With no head tracker, nothing pulls them back when the headset drifts.

Starts, in order:

  1. Virtual Desktop
  2. Quest Pro
  3. Virtual Desktop on the Quest Pro
  4. SteamVR, which opens:
    • OVR Advanced Settings
    • OVR Dynamic Resolution
  5. Then open:
    • OVR Smooth Tracking
  6. Wait until all of those are connected and the trackers look smooth.
  7. VRChat

Turn off: Space Calibrator continuous calibration, Space Override, Space Sync

Head tracker, 2 positions for the head: the mounted tracker and the headset

  • The headset keeps its own position.
  • Continuous calibration keeps re-measuring the gap between it and the tracker.
  • What you use today.
  • The two systems stay separate, so the gap it chases can grow during a long session.

Starts, in order:

  1. Virtual Desktop
  2. Quest Pro
  3. Virtual Desktop on the Quest Pro
  4. SteamVR, which opens:
    • OVR Advanced Settings
    • OVR Dynamic Resolution
    • Space Calibrator
  5. Then open:
    • OVR Smooth Tracking
  6. Wait until all of those are connected and the trackers look smooth.
  7. VRChat

Turn off: Space Override, Space Sync

Head tracker, 1 position for the head: the mounted tracker

  • After one calibration, the head position is built from the tracker.
  • Everything is on the Lighthouses, so nothing can drift apart.
  • A head tracker that loses the base stations moves your view.
  • It falls back to the headset if the tracker dies.
  • Controllers can jump and settle; full-body in VRChat can look odd.

Starts, in order:

  1. Virtual Desktop
  2. Quest Pro
  3. Virtual Desktop on the Quest Pro
  4. SteamVR, which opens:
    • OVR Advanced Settings
    • OVR Dynamic Resolution
    • Space Override
  5. Then open:
    • OVR Smooth Tracking
  6. Wait until all of those are connected and the trackers look smooth.
  7. VRChat

Turn off: Space Calibrator continuous calibration, Space Sync

Head tracker, 1 position for the head: the headset in charge

  • The headset keeps its own position.
  • The tracker measures the gap and moves the Lighthouse devices to follow it.
  • A beta fork of Space Override, tested mostly on one setup.
  • Trackers can sway on fast head turns until the head is still.

Starts, in order:

  1. Virtual Desktop
  2. Quest Pro
  3. Virtual Desktop on the Quest Pro
  4. SteamVR, which opens:
    • OVR Advanced Settings
    • OVR Dynamic Resolution
    • Space Sync (Follow SLAM HMD mode)
  5. Then open:
    • OVR Smooth Tracking
  6. Wait until all of those are connected and the trackers look smooth.
  7. VRChat

Turn off: Space Calibrator continuous calibration, Space Override

No head tracker: the rooted headset’s own cameras see the base stations

  • The headset keeps its own position.
  • Its cameras see the base stations’ laser flashes, and the Lighthouse devices follow the headset.
  • Needs the headset rooted with Magisk (Singularity), its QuestLHSync module, and its SteamVR driver on the PC.
  • The first time, look at each base station; it locks in about half a minute.
  • Runs alone: two tools moving the same trackers fight each other.

Starts, in order:

  1. Virtual Desktop
  2. Quest Pro
  3. Virtual Desktop on the Quest Pro
  4. SteamVR, which opens:
    • OVR Advanced Settings
    • OVR Dynamic Resolution
    • QuestLHSync (inside SteamVR)
  5. Then open:
    • OVR Smooth Tracking
  6. Wait until all of those are connected and the trackers look smooth.
  7. VRChat

Turn off: Space Calibrator continuous calibration, Space Override, Space Sync

Lovense

No head tracker

  • The headset tracks itself; nothing corrects it.
  • The baseline to compare the others with.
  • Lighthouse trackers only line up if they were calibrated once.
  • With no head tracker, nothing pulls them back when the headset drifts.

Starts, in order:

  1. Virtual Desktop
  2. Quest 3
  3. Virtual Desktop on the Quest 3
  4. SteamVR, which opens:
    • OVR Advanced Settings
    • OVR Dynamic Resolution
  5. Then open:
    • OVR Smooth Tracking
  6. Wait until all of those are connected and the trackers look smooth.
  7. VRChat

Turn off: Space Calibrator continuous calibration, Space Override, Space Sync

Head tracker, 2 positions for the head: the mounted tracker and the headset

  • The headset keeps its own position.
  • Continuous calibration keeps re-measuring the gap between it and the tracker.
  • What you use today.
  • The two systems stay separate, so the gap it chases can grow during a long session.

Starts, in order:

  1. Virtual Desktop
  2. Quest 3
  3. Virtual Desktop on the Quest 3
  4. SteamVR, which opens:
    • OVR Advanced Settings
    • OVR Dynamic Resolution
    • Space Calibrator
  5. Then open:
    • OVR Smooth Tracking
  6. Wait until all of those are connected and the trackers look smooth.
  7. VRChat

Turn off: Space Override, Space Sync

Head tracker, 1 position for the head: the mounted tracker

  • After one calibration, the head position is built from the tracker.
  • Everything is on the Lighthouses, so nothing can drift apart.
  • A head tracker that loses the base stations moves your view.
  • It falls back to the headset if the tracker dies.
  • Controllers can jump and settle; full-body in VRChat can look odd.

Starts, in order:

  1. Virtual Desktop
  2. Quest 3
  3. Virtual Desktop on the Quest 3
  4. SteamVR, which opens:
    • OVR Advanced Settings
    • OVR Dynamic Resolution
    • Space Override
  5. Then open:
    • OVR Smooth Tracking
  6. Wait until all of those are connected and the trackers look smooth.
  7. VRChat

Turn off: Space Calibrator continuous calibration, Space Sync

Head tracker, 1 position for the head: the headset in charge

  • The headset keeps its own position.
  • The tracker measures the gap and moves the Lighthouse devices to follow it.
  • A beta fork of Space Override, tested mostly on one setup.
  • Trackers can sway on fast head turns until the head is still.

Starts, in order:

  1. Virtual Desktop
  2. Quest 3
  3. Virtual Desktop on the Quest 3
  4. SteamVR, which opens:
    • OVR Advanced Settings
    • OVR Dynamic Resolution
    • Space Sync (Follow SLAM HMD mode)
  5. Then open:
    • OVR Smooth Tracking
  6. Wait until all of those are connected and the trackers look smooth.
  7. VRChat

Turn off: Space Calibrator continuous calibration, Space Override

No head tracker: the rooted headset’s own cameras see the base stations

  • The headset keeps its own position.
  • Its cameras see the base stations’ laser flashes, and the Lighthouse devices follow the headset.
  • Needs the headset rooted with Magisk (Singularity), its QuestLHSync module, and its SteamVR driver on the PC.
  • The first time, look at each base station; it locks in about half a minute.
  • Runs alone: two tools moving the same trackers fight each other.

Starts, in order:

  1. Virtual Desktop
  2. Quest 3
  3. Virtual Desktop on the Quest 3
  4. SteamVR, which opens:
    • OVR Advanced Settings
    • OVR Dynamic Resolution
    • QuestLHSync (inside SteamVR)
  5. Then open:
    • OVR Smooth Tracking
  6. Wait until all of those are connected and the trackers look smooth.
  7. VRChat

Turn off: Space Calibrator continuous calibration, Space Override, Space Sync

More details

The VRChat setups (wonderland-launchpad-v1.0-vrchat-launch-panel-v0.1) show what each way of launching VRChat starts and turns off. The switches and your notes on each try are saved in this browser only. A web page cannot start programs, so the Launch buttons ask Rift Rabbit's launcher on this PC (wonderland-launchpad-v1.0-vr-launch-v1.0, 127.0.0.1 only, with a code only this PC knows); they work only on the page opened from this PC while the launcher runs, and show each step as it goes.

Devices it looks after · 18

Headsets · 2

  • Meta Quest ProVR headset with face and eye tracking, which VRCFaceTracking reads for VRChat.

    Rift Rabbit could check the headset before each VR session: battery, firmware, link.

    idea, not agreed yet · its own page is not linked on the System Map yet

  • Meta Quest 3VR headset, streamed from the PC with Meta Horizon Link or Virtual Desktop.

    Rift Rabbit could check the headset before each VR session: battery, firmware, link.

    idea, not agreed yet · its own page is not linked on the System Map yet

Valve Index controllers (L and R) · 2

  • Valve Index controller (left) [LH]Serial LHR-E255FEDAThe left-hand finger-tracking controller, [LH] in Astra’s tracker notes. Tracked by the base stations through SteamVR; talks to the PC over 2.4 GHz radio.

    Rift Rabbit could check the VR hardware before each session: batteries, tracking, firmware.

    idea, not agreed yet · its own page is not linked on the System Map yet

  • Valve Index controller (right) [RH]Serial LHR-AE0DDD68The right-hand finger-tracking controller, [RH] in Astra’s tracker notes. Tracked by the base stations through SteamVR; talks to the PC over 2.4 GHz radio.

    Rift Rabbit could check the VR hardware before each session: batteries, tracking, firmware.

    idea, not agreed yet · its own page is not linked on the System Map yet

9 HTC Vive Trackers 3.0 · 9

  • Vive Tracker 3.0 [RF]Serial LHR-F3DF780DOne of Astra’s 9 HTC Vive Trackers 3.0, paired with its own 2.4 GHz dongle. Its sticker says [RF] (Astra, 2026-10-23, from her ignore-trackers notes). Its body spot: to come.

    Rift Rabbit could check the VR hardware before each session: batteries, tracking, firmware.

    idea, not agreed yet · its own page is not linked on the System Map yet

  • Vive Tracker 3.0 [L]Serial LHR-B2105741One of Astra’s 9 HTC Vive Trackers 3.0, paired with its own 2.4 GHz dongle. Its sticker says [L] (Astra, 2026-10-23, from her ignore-trackers notes). Its body spot: to come.

    Rift Rabbit could check the VR hardware before each session: batteries, tracking, firmware.

    idea, not agreed yet · its own page is not linked on the System Map yet

  • Vive Tracker 3.0 [M]Serial LHR-91D63DB2One of Astra’s 9 HTC Vive Trackers 3.0, paired with its own 2.4 GHz dongle. Its sticker says [M] (Astra, 2026-10-23, from her ignore-trackers notes). Its body spot: to come.

    Rift Rabbit could check the VR hardware before each session: batteries, tracking, firmware.

    idea, not agreed yet · its own page is not linked on the System Map yet

  • Vive Tracker 3.0 [C]Serial LHR-6BA0C57AOne of Astra’s 9 HTC Vive Trackers 3.0, paired with its own 2.4 GHz dongle. Its sticker says [C] (Astra, 2026-10-23, from her ignore-trackers notes). Its body spot: to come.

    Rift Rabbit could check the VR hardware before each session: batteries, tracking, firmware.

    idea, not agreed yet · its own page is not linked on the System Map yet

  • Vive Tracker 3.0 [ ]Serial LHR-28D88802One of Astra’s 9 HTC Vive Trackers 3.0, paired with its own 2.4 GHz dongle. Its sticker says [ ] (Astra, 2026-10-23, from her ignore-trackers notes). Its body spot: to come.

    Rift Rabbit could check the VR hardware before each session: batteries, tracking, firmware.

    idea, not agreed yet · its own page is not linked on the System Map yet

  • Vive Tracker 3.0 [R]Serial LHR-F8590C98One of Astra’s 9 HTC Vive Trackers 3.0, paired with its own 2.4 GHz dongle. Its sticker says [R] (Astra, 2026-10-23, from her ignore-trackers notes). Its body spot: to come.

    Rift Rabbit could check the VR hardware before each session: batteries, tracking, firmware.

    idea, not agreed yet · its own page is not linked on the System Map yet

  • Vive Tracker 3.0 [LF]Serial LHR-E0ED8ACEOne of Astra’s 9 HTC Vive Trackers 3.0, paired with its own 2.4 GHz dongle. Its sticker says [LF] (Astra, 2026-10-23, from her ignore-trackers notes). Its body spot: to come.

    Rift Rabbit could check the VR hardware before each session: batteries, tracking, firmware.

    idea, not agreed yet · its own page is not linked on the System Map yet

  • Vive Tracker 3.0 [H]Serial LHR-6963FCE5One of Astra’s 9 HTC Vive Trackers 3.0, paired with its own 2.4 GHz dongle. Its sticker says [H] (Astra, 2026-10-23, from her ignore-trackers notes). Its body spot: to come.

    Rift Rabbit could check the VR hardware before each session: batteries, tracking, firmware.

    idea, not agreed yet · its own page is not linked on the System Map yet

  • Vive Tracker 3.0 [W]Serial LHR-467E1FA2One of Astra’s 9 HTC Vive Trackers 3.0, paired with its own 2.4 GHz dongle. Its sticker says [W] (Astra, 2026-10-23, from her ignore-trackers notes). Its body spot: to come.

    Rift Rabbit could check the VR hardware before each session: batteries, tracking, firmware.

    idea, not agreed yet · its own page is not linked on the System Map yet

4 base stations · 4

  • Base station 1A SteamVR base station. On or off is Astra’s choice each session. Two stations on the same channel interfere, so each needs its own channel.

    Rift Rabbit could check the VR hardware before each session: batteries, tracking, firmware.

    idea, not agreed yet · its own page is not linked on the System Map yet

  • Base station 2A SteamVR base station. On or off is Astra’s choice each session. Two stations on the same channel interfere, so each needs its own channel.

    Rift Rabbit could check the VR hardware before each session: batteries, tracking, firmware.

    idea, not agreed yet · its own page is not linked on the System Map yet

  • Base station 3A SteamVR base station. On or off is Astra’s choice each session. Two stations on the same channel interfere, so each needs its own channel.

    Rift Rabbit could check the VR hardware before each session: batteries, tracking, firmware.

    idea, not agreed yet · its own page is not linked on the System Map yet

  • Base station 4A SteamVR base station. On or off is Astra’s choice each session. Two stations on the same channel interfere, so each needs its own channel.

    Rift Rabbit could check the VR hardware before each session: batteries, tracking, firmware.

    idea, not agreed yet · its own page is not linked on the System Map yet

Other devices · 1

  • Woojer Vest 3Haptic vest that turns sound into feel.

    The VRChat launch panel's Woojer vest switch (Astra, 2026-10-24: "We also need an option for Woojer vest (similar to OSCGoesBrrr)"). It has no program of its own: a Bluetooth audio device that Voicemeeter plays to.

    planned · its own page is not linked on the System Map yet

More details

From the System Map. Click a name to open it. Click a light to change it: a bubble says what it means. Something not built yet is off, and a grey maintenance light is not checked yet. ON/OFF and maintenance are saved in this browser only: the core does not enforce them yet (PET-PROGRAM-FRAMEWORK.md, section 4).

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Native tricks · 2

  • self-audit weeklyThe Friendly Farmer's round checks Wonderland Launchpad: your VR software and performance notes.

    works today · its own page is not linked on the System Map yet

  • update-audit weeklyChecks the VR programs from GitHub against their newest release and asks you before any update.wonderland-launchpad-v0.1-update-audit-trick-v1.0

    A trick of Wonderland Launchpad (skills/update-audit; Astra, 2026-10-24: "no auto github updates. if it happens to be found on updater audit, make the light orange, then have L3 ask me if L4 wants to approve update"): once a week, scripts/update-audit-20261024.mjs compares the GitHub-released VR programs on the PC with GitHub's newest release; a newer one turns its light orange and L3 asks L4 before anything is updated.

    works today · its own page is not linked on the System Map yet

rift-rabbit-L3-control-panel

L3 asks you · 1

  • Approve the update of VR Pole Overlay to 1.2.0?Installed 1.0.0; the newest release on GitHub (github.com/lukis101/VRPoleOverlay) is 1.2.0 (2026-02-01). Nothing is updated until you approve it in L4.

    Answer it in L4, under approvals-waiting-on-you.

Suggestions for you · 1

  • weekly-suggestions weeklyOnce a week the seated agent suggests what to do next for Wonderland Launchpad.

    planned · its own page is not linked on the System Map yet

Seat · 0

  • seatEmpty: no farmhand is seated in Wonderland Launchpad (L3 is not connected).

    A farmhand is an AI agent seated here to talk with you about this pet program.

rift-rabbit-L4-control-panel

Nothing from the Friendly Farmer's last merged round.

Grants are permissions: what each level may read (R), write (W) and run (X) on Wonderland Launchpad. They are listed in rift-rabbit-rwx-panel, below, with whether each one is in code.

No agent keys yet: Iron Gates will issue them and API Fairy will show them (planned).

  • Nothing yellow or orange.
    Microchip
    not signed yet
    Pedigree
    findastra/rift-rabbit (private), added 2026-10-09
    App
    no app wired up yet
    Stamps
    Data
    yours, in this browser only
    Last entry
    none yet
    Updated
    page spawned 20261018; version 0.1.0 (the starting version, assigned by the hub)
    Seat
    empty
    Last check
    2026-10-20: “New work since my last check.”
    On the map
    program-29
    Vaccination card
    no security patches recorded
    Vet records
    vet-clinic tickets (private repo)
    rift-rabbit-rwx-panel

    Should be: what each level may read (R), write (W) and run (X) on Wonderland Launchpad. Then whether that is in code:

    ✓ In code A test, setting or script makes it true, and the grant names that proof (its evidence).⚠︎ Rule only A rule agents agree to follow (AGENTS.md or a skill). Nothing stops someone who breaks it.○ Not built Designed, not built yet.

    Who may use Wonderland Launchpad

    L1Should beRWXa program or tool · its own folder⚠︎ Rule only
    RWXItself: its own repo folder and its declared data folder⚠︎ Rule only

    Written only: farm-security, section 2. Hub scripts refuse a path outside the pet's folder (scripts/animal-guard-20261013.mjs), but a pet's own program runs as you, so it could reach further.

    Next (planned): The Police Station watches every write and every key use.

    L1Should beRWXa program or tool · everything else⚠︎ Rule only
    RWXKernel Koala (Kernel Grove: process-sweep, service-host-explainer, leftover-watch)⚠︎ Rule only

    Written only: Kernel Grove reads through WMI, the IP Helper API and the registry, and writes only its own data folder (its farm event log, saved reports without command lines, its menu and mood files). Nothing enforces this: it runs as you. Asked for on 2026-10-21; Astra approves it by merging.

    Next (planned): Iron Gates issues the grant; The Police Station watches that Kernel Grove writes only its own folder.

    RWXInference Iguana (Benchmark Rock: gpu-watch, busy-watch)⚠︎ Rule only

    Written only: Benchmark Rock reads Windows' GPU performance counters and DXGI, and writes only its own data folder (its farm event log, saved reports with names and numbers only, its menu and mood files); it never stops or changes a program, a driver or a card setting. Nothing enforces this: it runs as you. Asked for on 2026-10-23; Astra approves it by merging.

    Next (planned): Iron Gates issues the grant; The Police Station watches that Benchmark Rock writes only its own folder.

    RWXLog Lynx (Log Den: crash-catcher, windows-log-reader, heartbeat-checker)⚠︎ Rule only

    Written only: Log Den’s own code only reads, and on a .NET crash window presses Details and nothing else (log-den-20261018.cs). It writes only its own data folder. Nothing enforces this: it runs as you. Asked for on 2026-10-18; Astra approves it by merging.

    Next (planned): Iron Gates issues the grant; The Police Station watches that Log Den writes only its own folder.

    RWXForensic Ferret (Evidence Locker: evidence-collector)⚠︎ Rule only

    Written only: evidence-locker-20261018.cs reads and copies into its own cases folder only; it never changes or deletes what it investigates. Nothing enforces this: it runs as you. Asked for on 2026-10-18; Astra approves it by merging.

    Next (planned): Iron Gates issues the grant; Cipher Owl signs each case so a rewritten case shows.

    L2Should beRWXa pet program · its own folder⚠︎ Rule only
    RWXItself: its own repo folder and its declared data folder⚠︎ Rule only

    Written only: farm-security, section 2. Hub scripts refuse a path outside the pet's folder (scripts/animal-guard-20261013.mjs), but a pet's own program runs as you, so it could reach further.

    Next (planned): The Police Station watches every write and every key use.

    L2Should beRWXa pet program · everything else⚠︎ Rule only
    RWXKernel Koala (Kernel Grove: process-sweep, service-host-explainer, leftover-watch)⚠︎ Rule only

    Written only: Kernel Grove reads through WMI, the IP Helper API and the registry, and writes only its own data folder (its farm event log, saved reports without command lines, its menu and mood files). Nothing enforces this: it runs as you. Asked for on 2026-10-21; Astra approves it by merging.

    Next (planned): Iron Gates issues the grant; The Police Station watches that Kernel Grove writes only its own folder.

    RWXInference Iguana (Benchmark Rock: gpu-watch, busy-watch)⚠︎ Rule only

    Written only: Benchmark Rock reads Windows' GPU performance counters and DXGI, and writes only its own data folder (its farm event log, saved reports with names and numbers only, its menu and mood files); it never stops or changes a program, a driver or a card setting. Nothing enforces this: it runs as you. Asked for on 2026-10-23; Astra approves it by merging.

    Next (planned): Iron Gates issues the grant; The Police Station watches that Benchmark Rock writes only its own folder.

    RWXLog Lynx (Log Den: crash-catcher, windows-log-reader, heartbeat-checker)⚠︎ Rule only

    Written only: Log Den’s own code only reads, and on a .NET crash window presses Details and nothing else (log-den-20261018.cs). It writes only its own data folder. Nothing enforces this: it runs as you. Asked for on 2026-10-18; Astra approves it by merging.

    Next (planned): Iron Gates issues the grant; The Police Station watches that Log Den writes only its own folder.

    RWXForensic Ferret (Evidence Locker: evidence-collector)⚠︎ Rule only

    Written only: evidence-locker-20261018.cs reads and copies into its own cases folder only; it never changes or deletes what it investigates. Nothing enforces this: it runs as you. Asked for on 2026-10-18; Astra approves it by merging.

    Next (planned): Iron Gates issues the grant; Cipher Owl signs each case so a rewritten case shows.

    L3Should beRWXan AI agent in a seat · its own folder⚠︎ Rule only
    RWXItself: its own repo folder and its declared data folder⚠︎ Rule only

    Written only: farm-security, section 2. Hub scripts refuse a path outside the pet's folder (scripts/animal-guard-20261013.mjs), but a pet's own program runs as you, so it could reach further.

    Next (planned): The Police Station watches every write and every key use.

    L3Should beRWXan AI agent in a seat · everything else⚠︎ Rule only
    RWXThe agent in the seat⚠︎ Rule only

    Written only: Only animals, and only on a claude/ or codex/ branch, never straight on main (AGENTS.md). Hub scripts check the animal part with scripts/animal-guard-20261013.mjs, on the pet’s own GitHub account (github_owner in pets.json); nothing checks the branch part.

    Next (planned): Short-lived session keys from Iron Gates.

    L4Should beRWXyou, the verified human✓ In code
    RWXAstra (you, L4)✓ In code

    Enforced: It is your PC and your accounts. You give and take back every other grant in this list.

    Proof: Your own Windows account on this PC, and your own GitHub, Discord and AI accounts: only you sign in to them

    What Wonderland Launchpad may use
    L1+L2+L3RWXIts own repo folder and its declared data folder⚠︎ Rule only

    Written only: farm-security, section 2. Hub scripts refuse a path outside the pet's folder (scripts/animal-guard-20261013.mjs), but a pet's own program runs as you, so it could reach further.

    Next (planned): The Police Station watches every write and every key use.

    L1+L2RWXShared tools, other people's programs and devices⚠︎ Rule only

    Written only: One copy of a shared tool, one owner; other pets get a grant: folders, R W X and limits (TOOLS-AND-TRICKS.md). Until Iron Gates is built, a pet asks Astra and the grant is written in both pets' connection boxes.

    Next (planned): Iron Gates issues grants and Astra approves them.

    L3RWXFarmhands (ring 4)⚠︎ Rule only

    Written only: X on a farmhand means sending it a request and reading the answer. Nobody rewrites a model, and only Astra changes her local farmhands. Only farmhands on the allowlist get keys; today they are Astra's own API keys.

    Next (planned): Short-lived keys from Iron Gates, shown in API Fairy's mushroom circle; local farmhands bound to this PC with a key.

    More details

    Each level has two rows: what it may do inside the pet program’s own folder, and everywhere else. A row shows the most that level is allowed there by any rule; open a row to see every rule behind it and its proof. The row’s mark is the least sure of those rules: one “Rule only” makes the whole row “Rule only”. These are the same rules as the System Map card and PROTECTION-RINGS.md, and the build refuses an “In code” mark that names no proof.

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    notes

    wonderland-launchpad-backlog in this browser (0)

      The backlog is saved in this browser, before anything else happens. This browser keeps each file's name and size, not the file itself yet. Export moves it to another device.

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      sleepy
      • running in the background
      Sleepy: I'm running in the background. Your VR software and performance notes needs nothing from you.
      Rift Rabbit, sleepy
      awake
      • the program is open and you have interacted with it recently
      Awake: my program is open and you've used it recently.
      Rift Rabbit, idle
      idle
      • the program is open and you haven’t interacted with it recently
      Idle: my program is open, but you haven't used it for a while.
      Rift Rabbit, idle
      curious
      • an L3 agent requires L4 authorization or input
      Curious: I need your OK or your input: your headset and PC details.
      Rift Rabbit, curious
      happy
      • just pushed new information
      • has an L3 suggestion for a workflow
      • ideas or work ready
      Happy: something new is ready: fresh work on your VR software and performance notes, a suggestion or an idea.
      Rift Rabbit, happy
      worried
      • missed runtimes
      • missed checks
      • failed audits
      • token overusage
      Worried: something slipped with your VR software and performance notes: a missed run, a missed check, a failed audit or too many tokens.
      Rift Rabbit, worried
      alarmed
      • a connected source reports an active alarm
      • a potential or active security breach
      Alarmed: a connected source reports an alarm, or there may be a security breach.
      Rift Rabbit, alarmed
      sick
      • too many broken tools
      • broken pet programs
      Sick: too many of my tools are broken, or my program is.
      Rift Rabbit, sick
      sad
      • hasn’t been opened in more than 2 weeks
      Sad: you haven't opened me in more than two weeks.
      Rift Rabbit, sad
      More details

      The mood Rift Rabbit is in now lights up (the page knows idle, awake and sad so far). Awake shows the idle face blinking until a picture with open eyes is drawn. Drawings are drafts unless Astra approved them.

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      • one clickShow the current reminder in a dialog box, like BSOD’s blurb.

        planned · its own page is not linked on the System Map yet

      • two clicksOpen or close Wonderland Launchpad, this page.

        works today · its own page is not linked on the System Map yet

      • three clicksA tool you assign: none assigned yet.

        unassigned · its own page is not linked on the System Map yet

      More details

      One and two clicks are the same for every pet. From three clicks on, each number of clicks can run one of Wonderland Launchpad's tools (code, no AI).

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