Experiment
Test the question and define what useful evidence would look like.
Kingston Labs
Benchmarks, agent systems, prompt experiments and workflow prototypes—tested in public before the strongest ideas become part of Kingston.
How ideas move
Labs makes uncertainty visible. Each idea moves through a clear stage so visitors can distinguish early exploration from something released and usable.
Test the question and define what useful evidence would look like.
Turn the idea into a working interaction or controlled workflow.
Challenge reliability, usefulness and failure conditions on finance tasks.
Move the strongest signal into Kingston with a clear operating purpose.
Experiment queue
Model benchmarks
Comparing how each model answers direct questions against a shared set of financial documents.
AI agents
A prototype that splits a research question across multiple models and reconciles the results.
Prompt experiments
Testing whether chained, narrower prompts produce more reliable risk memos than one large prompt.
Beta tools
An AI assistant that runs a Kingston workflow end-to-end and keeps the steps organised.
Beta tools
A unified workspace surfacing model comparisons, active workflows, and research updates together.
Community testing
A shared pool where community members test draft prompts before they're added to the library.
Prototype workflows
Suggests the most relevant Kingston workflow based on a short description of your task.
Research notes
Short, dated notes tracking how model updates shift performance on financial tasks.
Put a finance-AI claim under pressure