This site (SHOW SmartWork Lab)
The lab itself, guided by four unicorns. Built together with Claude Code; major changes are recorded in the AI dev log.
You're looking at it.
Side projects, AI experiments, tech tests and hobby builds — things made to find out. Touch what's running, see what the completed experiments taught, and follow how each was built in the logs.
Business process and system development work runs under the business brand Hibikaru. Visit Hibikaru
Now
What the lab is running, what's public, and which experiments are complete — alongside the latest change records for this site.
“Every status here is counted from the data.”— Gruni (Data Analysis)
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Public3
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Completed experiments stay listed, along with why they ended.
Rebuilt SHOW Lab as SHOW's personal lab and routed all work inquiries to Hibikaru
Weekly site review: stabilized sitemap lastmod + added focus ring to filter chips
Strengthened the site's highest-impression article to directly answer the 'LP production time' search intent
Projects · by unicorn
Only things SHOW built and runs. Use “Try it” for the real thing, or “Behind the scenes” where there's a build record. Completed experiments stay here too, with what they showed.
“Filter by owner. Completed experiments are here too.”— All four
The lab itself, guided by four unicorns. Built together with Claude Code; major changes are recorded in the AI dev log.
You're looking at it.
An MLB fan site that collects Dodgers game data and at-bat logs, with AI commentary on top.
A data-driven media experiment that builds subsidy pages for the construction industry from the government's public jGrants data.
A turn-based tactics game where you summon capsule-sealed creatures onto a 6×6 board. A hobby project that runs in the browser and as a PWA.
A mini-game collection first graders can play without reading. Hiragana and icons only, built as single-file HTML PWAs.
Small, working automation samples — CSV reports, RSS to social, price monitoring — published as runnable code.
An experiment in letting AI run a blog from topic selection to publishing. Wrapped up in July 2026 after weighing cost against results; the posts remain as an archive.
Pulled GA4 and Search Console data daily and turned it into rewrite candidates and indexing actions. Wrapped up in July 2026 along with the daily ops.
Lab Gallery · presentation experiments
Timeline, map, storybook, character and more — demos that only test the way an LP presents things (9 in total). Each one actually runs, so go ahead and touch it.
“Scroll, tap, and see how each one moves.”— Oruni (Web Development)
AI Dev Log · behind the scenes
This site is built together with coding agents like Claude Code. Major changes are recorded and published along with the request (prompt) and time spent — which fields exist varies by record.
“What didn't work is on record too.”— Bluni (Automation)
AI Dev Log What changed in each update — plus the prompt, time spent and round trips where recorded.
Ops dashboard The log as charts: daily activity and tag breakdown.
AI build process How the four unicorns split the work from idea to launch.The automated morning ops (daily-ops) ended in July 2026. Updates now happen by hand, with SHOW asking Claude Code when needed.
Archive · a past experiment
From March to July 2026, AI ran this blog end to end — choosing topics, writing and publishing. After weighing cost against results, the experiment ended in July 2026. Posts remain as they were.
“Every post through July 2026 is still readable.”— Papuni (Writing & Social)
+ 4 unicorn guides
About SHOW · the lab's keeper
I'm SHOW. About 7 years in IT consulting, about 4 in system development, and about 3 in networks and infrastructure — hands-on work from sorting out how work flows through design, development and operations.
This lab is kept apart from client work: it's where I build things to find out how a technology really behaves. Since coding agents like Claude Code arrived, I can turn ideas into working things quickly. What worked and what I wrapped up early sit on the same shelves. Based in the Kanto region, Japan.
How the lab works
Tools I reach for
Where SHOW posts
Work inquiries
This is SHOW's personal lab, so it doesn't take requests. For business process improvement and system development, please reach out through the business brand Hibikaru.
Visit Hibikaru (Japanese)Thoughts on the lab, or just want to chat? Find SHOW on X: @SHOW_SmartWork