Is “space as an interface” a viable model for developer tools?

XCTBL³ Space is an experiment in treating infrastructure as a place, not a dashboard.

Instead of isolated tools, systems live inside a shared environment:

• Identity persists across tools (stars, not accounts)

• Navigation is spatial (you move between systems)

• Tools are real and usable today (accessibility repair, browsing, verification)

• Narrative exists, but nothing is gated behind it

I’m curious how this lands with builders:

• Does spatial navigation help or hurt comprehension?

• Is persistent identity across tools useful, or just conceptual overhead?

• Where’s the line between “memorable interface” and distraction?