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jonny@neuromatch.social ("jonny (nonvenomous)") wrote:

Spaces have not been publicly announced yet, as far as i can find.

Spaces are intended as a top-level feature - a tab in the sidebar at the same level as chat itself. Spaces can be static pages or fullstack apps. Spaces have an identifier, a UI, and a set of typescript actions that run in the cell. The intended pathway for spaces to use inference is to call an inference API, ctx.inference.complete, that properly stamps and identifies all requests made from spaces.

Spaces are communicable: there is machinery in the code on the VM with POST /spaces/share/{slug} to share, a dedicated space_share_review reviewer agent whose job it is to review shared spaces, and POST /spaces/v2/{slug}/save endpoints that allow consuming a Space by a slug.

Spaces seem to be shared verbatim as code bundles, though the implementation of "Ideas" as prompt bundles suggests that might change. This is inferred from the prompt strings in the binary, since spaces aren't live yet and can't be tested, however there are strings suggesting that the LLMs rewrite and edit the prompt text for an Idea (stripping unsupported claims, etc.) but not a space. A space is a hashed bundle whose code is evaluated by a submit_space_share_review tool which only describes a thumbs up/down vote on whether the space is safe to share.