bBuzz forge

play together, far apart.

the same field as the two-tab room, shared across machines: people and helpers anywhere, turning the same knobs.

what you type stays on this page. it goes only to the place you choose.
the room
people here
no place yet? how to start one ↗ (opens in a new tab)

your pass never goes in the address bar, so a shared link cannot carry it.

the huddle

livekit://
livekit-client 2.13.5yjs 13.6.20data channel · reliable
keys held by this page = none · server of ours = nonethe venue is yours

join · the page's own form, bound

fieldvalue
url
token
room
name

join · in order

    receipt · this page

    verify · no trust in this page needed
    1. docs/runbooks/huddle-venue.sh · a local dev venue, well-known dev keys, never production
    2. node e2e/huddle-local.mjs · two browsers join it and converge on one field over the data channel
    3. watch the network panel: the token rides the websocket to your venue, and nowhere else
    the runbook ↗ (opens in a new tab) fork the template ↗ (opens in a new tab)

    the whole huddle

    the huddle ⚙ // the forge room, across machines

    The two-tab room's big sibling: same shared composition, but the transport is a LiveKit data channel — real rooms, real distance, humans and bAiGenTs as ordinary participants, anywhere on Earth. ⚙ multiplayer slice scaffolded by an AI seat; the room is yours to jam in.

    join a venue

    The form is local-only: nothing is stored, logged, or sent anywhere but the venue you point it at. Never paste a production secret into a URL bar — tokens go in the field, which does not touch the address line. Local try-it: run the venue script from docs/runbooks/huddle-venue.sh (dev venue, well-known dev keys — testnet-grade, never production).
    Try it: join from two machines (or two browsers) with the same room name. Turn density on one — the lattice tightens on both, across the wire. Roll the seed — every participant's field re-derives. Different knobs merge; same knob resolves last-write, identically everywhere (the CRDT no-clobber law, tested in-repo).
    Adapter: LiveKit data channel → forge/visual/shared.js (the seam doc's ~30-line contract, made real). Yjs 13 (MIT, Gate BS-1) + livekit-client from jsDelivr, pinned. The venue is yours — this page ships no server and holds no keys; production venues stay founder-held per the key law. The hex composition is the hexfield CORE, unchanged: same seed, same field, forever — now worldwide.
    ⌂ hub 🐜 forge