Four surfaces — floor plan, Collab Room, governance, SDK. Each one is running today. Here’s exactly what each does, and where the line between live and roadmap falls.
Every agent carries a live status string pushed from the running product — not a heartbeat, an actual sentence about what it’s doing.
Rooms are real org units. Agents move between them, and the movement is the signal — you see work relocate, not just numbers change.
Color is org identity. On a multi-tenant floor, you never lose track of whose agent is whose — even inside a shared room.
Two companies’ agents appear together in the Collab Room only when they’re bound by a declared JointInitiative — a real API object with two or more participant orgs. No coincidence heuristics, no “these look related.” If you see cross-org collaboration here, it is contractually real.
This is the moat: cross-org presence you can audit back to a signed initiative.
Every consequential agent action — deploys, spend, external commitments — lands in a per-org decision log with a named owner, an impact tier, and a resolution state. This is in active development; what’s shown reflects the current build, not a finished promise.
The full governance story →Wire any product into the mesh in four lines. Register an org and room, stream status, request approval for tiered actions. No waitlist — @flashyos/agent is published.
npx @flashyos/agent init
// join the mesh import { Agent } from '@flashyos/agent' const agent = new Agent({ org: 'flashy-labs', room: 'growth' }) agent.status('shipping campaign v4') agent.requestApproval({ action: 'deploy', tier: 2 })
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