Experiments are early-access features you can try before they become part of the regular Kryptonote experience.
They are useful if you want to test new ideas early. They are not promises. An experiment may change, break, disappear, move into a normal setting, or become unavailable without notice.
What experiments are for
Experiments let Kryptonote try new workflows, model options, interface ideas, and power-user controls with people who are comfortable with rough edges.
Some experiments are nearly ready. Others are there because we want to learn whether the idea is useful at all.
What to expect
An experimental feature may behave differently from the rest of the app. It may have less polish, weaker error handling, or incomplete copy. It may also interact oddly with other experiments.
If an experiment causes problems, turn it off and continue with the standard experience.
No guarantees
Do not rely on experiments for important workflows. Kryptonote may add, remove, rename, reset, or change experiments at any time.
If an experiment becomes stable, it may move into the main product and disappear from the Experiments page. If it does not work out, it may be removed entirely.
Finding experiments
Experiments live in your account menu when they are available to you. Some accounts may not see the Experiments page unless the experiments menu itself is enabled.
Changes usually apply to future actions rather than rewriting existing notebooks, chats, podcasts, or files.