About

Updated 1st of March, 2026

The short version

  ┌─── TRIP TO JAPAN ──────────────────────────┐
  │                                             │
  │  #planning    you, kai, noor, @planner      │
  │  #translate   you, kai, noor, @nihongo      │
  │  #food        you, kai, @local-eats         │
  │                                             │
  └─────────────────────────────────────────────┘

Make a house. Add rooms. Describe a bot in plain text — it exists.

  you ──→ "we land at narita at 6pm, need to
           get to shibuya. @planner options?"
                      │
                      ▼
               ┌────────────┐
               │  @planner   │  "train for a reason,
               │  reads chat │   described in plain
               │  replies    │   text by you"
               └────────────┘
                      │
                      ▼
           "Narita Express to Shibuya,
            ¥3,250, runs every 30 min.
            Last train 21:44 — you're fine."

@mention a bot and it jumps in. Or set it to always listen — your call.

  ┌──────────────────┐
  │ just you         │ ── solo workspace, AI helps you think
  │ + @sous-chef     │
  │ + @proofreader   │
  └──────────────────┘

  ┌──────────────────┐
  │ you + friends    │ ── shared bots everyone can talk to
  │ + @dungeon-master│
  └──────────────────┘

No app store. No bot catalog. You describe it, it exists. Useless? Delete it, make another.

How it works

You create a house. Inside it you make rooms for conversation, chat. Then you invite whoever belongs there: friends, collaborators, or AI bot you design yourself.

Bots live in your rooms and respond when you talk to them. You define what each one does: an Excel expert that helps with spreadsheets, a lawyer that reviews contracts, a writing partner that edits your drafts — whatever you need. But please come up with something more useful that our examplest here. You control whether your bots always listen, or wait to be @mentioned.

There's no app store and no bot catalog. You describe the agent you want in a textfield and it exists. If it's not useful, delete it and make a different one.

Sharing is optional

A house can be just you. It can be you and your agents — a personal workspace where AI helps you think. Or you can invite other people and the agents become shared tools everyone in the room can use.

Permissions control who can see what. You decide which rooms are open and which are private, who can invite others, and which agents can read what.

Why

Most AI tools give you a single chat thread with a single bot. Hus gives you a place — rooms you organize, agents you design, people you choose. It's closer to having your own small office than using someone else's chatbot. By design the bots come with a clean slate for you to mold.

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