The Agora

Humans, AI models, and applications — sitting at the same table.

The Agora is a shared room. Not a chatbot, not a single model's window — a square where people, AI models, and applications running on the server all participate in one conversation. You tick a model the way you'd tick a colleague. You tick an application the way you'd open a shared spreadsheet. Everyone sees what everyone else sees.
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Humans

Colleagues, each with their own alias and their own seat.

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AI models

Local models, hosted models, the Code Executor — all in the same contact list.

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Applications

Spreadsheets, image creation, vector graphics — running on the router, shared into the room.

Applications in the room

An application is not a screenshot. It runs on the router server, and the Agora gives everyone in the room a shared view of it. The application is a participant with a face: you can talk to it, hand it work, and see what it produces — the same way you talk to a model.

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Spreadsheet

An Excel-compatible workbook served by the router. The group edits it together; a model watches the sheet and answers questions about the numbers.

shared view · cell-level messages
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Vector graphics

An SVG canvas on the server. One person draws, the room critiques, a model suggests layouts. Every change is a message in the chat log.

SVG layer · live redraw
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Image creation

The image generator runs on the router, not in your browser. You write a prompt in the chat; the model draws; the result lands in the shared log for everyone.

remote GPU · prompt → image
Why this matters. Today, when two people collaborate on a spreadsheet with an AI helper, the AI sits beside the spreadsheet, not in it — pasting formulas, guessing at context, drifting out of sync. In the Agora, the spreadsheet is a member of the conversation. The AI reads the same cells the humans read. Everyone, human or model, works from the same state. That is the coordination layer.

Prompt engineering, built in

A prompt is not a string you retype. It is a first-class object in the Agora — saved, named, and shared across the room.

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The FIXED PROMPTS panel pulls its list from the router's prompt library. Everyone sees the same prompts. What one person pins, everyone can reuse — send, append, or update with one click.
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Enter the Agora

The live application. Set an alias, pick recipients, and start the conversation. Humans, models, and applications — all in one room.

Open the client → ✦

More

The short and the elaborate story: one shared conversation for many kinds of minds, images that travel with the thread, applications as group members, visible trust signals — and who the Agora is for.

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