October 13, 2026
We rewrote the control plane in TypeScript
The Python control plane is gone from our develop branch. It's TypeScript on pi-durable now, and the computer stays up between turns, stops itself when idle, and recovers from crashes.
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Updates
Updates is Chatticus progress notes — what we've shipped, what we've proven in development, and what we're building next. Honest signals about the product itself, not industry commentary.
For the wider beat on agent workplaces, see Agent Zoo.
September 5, 2026
The model is allowed to be fooled
Our injection specs have the model fall for the attack on purpose, then check that obeying it changed nothing. Where the control actually sits, and the list of what it doesn't cover.
ReadSeptember 4, 2026
The workplace is the product
Named teammates, one shared computer, and work that outlasts the laptop — the bet Chatticus is making, and the evidence you can check.
ReadSeptember 4, 2026
Nothing bills while nobody is working
A quiet household shouldn't pay rent on an empty office. The idle floor is a product requirement, and the computer is summoned when a turn needs it.
ReadAugust 29, 2026
Why we started
Chatticus began because a standing team of named bots is a real workplace — and a workplace needs people, model choice, honest pricing, a real computer, and an account you can audit.
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