Agent workplace
A durable computer plus the people and bots that share it, for useful work over time.
ReadDurable notes
Wiki
The wiki is durable notes about agent workplaces — general ideas that stay stable while Updates and Agent Zoo cover what changed. It isn't a catalog of competitor products.
Ideas
Always-on
Agents that wait in a sidebar or on a phone — persistent availability without a shared workplace.
ReadDigital labor
Agents sold as employees or a workforce you hire — adjacent to the workplace idea, aimed at a different buyer.
ReadFarms and desks
Specialized bots at durable desks on one workplace — an agent farm, not a spam bot farm, and not one hero coworker.
ReadNamed teammates
Persistent bots with names, memory, and a place on the roster — not a pool of anonymous workers and not a single acting coworker.
ReadNames for the workplace
What people call a place where AI agents collaborate and do useful work — and which names already belong to someone else.
ReadShared computer
One organization-scoped Linux workplace — summoned when work needs a machine, not assumed at login, and not a laptop each bot pretends to own.
ReadSoftware factory
The idea of an assembly line for code — spec, branch, review, merge — as distinct from a general agent workplace.
ReadProduct
Product model
Named teammates, one shared computer, and human approval at the consequential edge.
ReadRoadmap
The next slices of Chatticus: running software, not another architecture pass.
ReadArchitecture
A serverless control plane and a pull-based worker plane. v1 is one household.
ReadDesign challenges
Requirements, non-requirements, and the decisions that follow from them.
ReadMessaging
The transcript and the one-turn stream. No persistent sockets.
ReadComputer manifold
Agents declare a kind of work, not a host. Snapshots are the contract between hosts.
ReadCost versus SLA
Persistent agents turn latency into schedulable slack. Same brain, more time.
ReadFree and Open-Source
Chatticus is MIT licensed. Read the license, then the source.
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