Give your thinking a place.
A project is more than a folder. Put the references, conversations and working pieces in one space. Make a studio for an idea, a workshop for a build, an archive for a question.
Rooms · objects · connections
SPATIAL COMPUTING / A PLACE OF YOUR OWN
A place where your ideas, tools and work stay together. A spatial interface that grows around what you need.
A 3D workspace, inside your computer.
01 / THE IDEA
Your work has a shape. A collection of references. A conversation still in progress. A project you want to come back to. In p89, those things can share a place.
Move through rooms, arrange what matters and work with agents to shape the tools around you.
02 / MAKE ROOM
A small illustration of a workspace taking shape. Add a workshop to the archive, then imagine the work you would bring into it.
Illustrated example. This control changes the drawing; it does not run an agent or edit your workspace.
A DIFFERENT RELATIONSHIP WITH YOUR COMPUTER
A familiar place for an evolving project.
04 / FOR PEOPLE WITH SOMETHING IN MIND
Keep the code, agents and operational views close to the project.
Arrange references and working directions in a space you can explore.
Give sources, notes and connections a place in the larger picture.
05 / BEFORE YOU STEP INSIDE
p89 is a spatial workspace: rooms, objects, tools and agent conversations brought together in a 3D environment on your computer.
No. The workspace runs in a web browser. You explore it on your existing screen.
It is a way to think about keeping work in recognizable places. It is not a claim that p89 improves memory or that an agent remembers everything.
Yes. Rooms and objects can be arranged, and agents can help develop new views and tools. Some changes currently require the local development workflow.
YOUR NEXT IDEA COULD USE A PLACE.