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

LiveKit venue URL (wss://… or ws://…) join token (from your venue operator)

room name your name

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