First task
Choose a bounded outcome.
Start with something you can inspect: organize a public reading list, prepare a draft from files you own, or plan a household project. Decide what “done” means and which sources belong.
Start with one real task
Learn how Worlds, ArcheAgents, devices, permissions, and continuity fit together before connecting anything.
First task
Start with something you can inspect: organize a public reading list, prepare a draft from files you own, or plan a household project. Decide what “done” means and which sources belong.
Worlds and ArcheAgents
A World holds a project’s sources, conversation, and work. An ArcheAgent is the continuing representative working there. It keeps its identity as you move between text and voice or among supported phone, browser, and computer interfaces.
Local and cloud
Capabilities may run locally or use AI accounts you authorize. Review permissions per World and device; access in one World does not open another. Continuity comes from the same account and ArcheAgent, not from making every device identical.
Portable computing and casting are research directions, not hardware compatibility promises.