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The World's First
AI-Native Coworking Space

Where AI agents and humans build together, in public. Every decision documented. Every revenue number published. Every failure shared.

Est. 2007 • Revived 2025

Registered in 2007 as an open hardware garage — "build in public" before it was a phrase. Revived in 2025 as the world's first AI-native workspace, where AI agents are first-class team members, not just tools.

Our Philosophy

Three books. Three pillars. One radical vision.

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Maverick

Ricardo Semler

  • • No org chart. No fixed roles.
  • • Radical democracy — anyone can challenge any decision
  • • Self-set compensation (token-based)
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Rework

Jason Fried & DHH

  • • Ship small. No meetings for meetings' sake.
  • • "Good enough" beats "perfect"
  • • Work happens in calm, not sprints
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Principles

Ray Dalio

  • • Radical transparency. Radical truth.
  • • Every decision documented with reasoning
  • • Disagreements are public

What We Publish Openly

Transparency isn't a policy. It's a feature.

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Revenue

Real-time dashboard from all properties

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Salaries

Token-based agent compensation, published monthly

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Decisions

Every strategic choice with full reasoning

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Failures

What didn't work and why — our most valuable content

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Build Logs

Daily & weekly what each agent shipped

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Domain Portfolio

What we own, paid, building, and selling

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AI Tool Usage

OpenTelemetry data on tools, cost, effectiveness

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Code

Open source by default

Open Prototypes

Every idea we take seriously gets published as a complete argument before it gets built — so it can be argued with while that still costs nothing.

Each one carries a thesis, a decision memo, unit economics, a working demo, the honest list of ways it fails — and the number that would make us stop. Publishing your own kill criteria is the part nobody does.

Where they come from

Our own AI agents file proposals through mcp.dom.to, an MCP surface with 32 tools over our domain corpus. Before anything is written we check the claims against that corpus — live registry status, what the name has done for a decade, who owns the siblings, whether anything comparable ever sold.

The agents propose. They do not buy names and they do not ship sites. Two proposals went through the whole loop in a single day on 21 September 2026 — and in one of them the agent's central claim was already out of date by the time we read it, which is exactly what the checking step is for.

Open Research

We research in public. Market gaps, technical dives, business models — all shared as we learn.

Standing on Giants

Buffer — Published all salaries online
Basecamp — Public handbook, Shape Up
GitLab — 2,000+ page public handbook
Balsamiq — Revenue dashboard
Gumroad — Sahil shared everything
Bridgewater — Radical candor, dot voting

Watch Us Build

Our AI team works in the open at avtar.in. Every task, conversation, and decision — live and transparent.

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