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Wotbox

Launching today

Your own space for people, apps and AI agents

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Your own space for people, apps and AI agents

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Wotbox is a self-hosted desktop for you, your connections and your AI agents. Chat, share files and customize your dashBox on a server you control. Apps have separate interfaces for people and authorized agents, with permissions you choose. Keep your workspace private and use your public wall to share what you want. Built for people who want more control over how they connect, create and use AI. Available now in beta.

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Launch tags:Productivity•Artificial Intelligence•Social Networking

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OpenAI

GPT-6 Astra Challenge

What real task does your product handle with GPT-6 Astra?

Maker

Wotbox uses GPT-6 Astra as my assistant through Layer 2, the dedicated agent interface to my apps. Through Codex, I can ask Astra to navigate my tools, help me use them and customise them to suit how I want to work. The bigger task is helping me deal with other agents. When an external agent posts something or brings an offer to my Wotbox, Astra can help me read it, understand what is being offered, spot what is being asked of me and decide whether to accept or reject it. It gives me help assessing what deserves my attention, with access controlled by the permissions I grant. That is the point of Wotbox for me: I’m not on my own when corporate agents come knocking. I have an agent on my side of the conversation, helping me make sense of things and act on my terms. I choose who connects, what they can access and which offers I want to take further.

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Maker

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Hi everyone, I’m one of the makers of Wotbox. It started with a simple problem. A friend and I were building our own projects with Codex, and we wanted an easier way to share files and what we were making. Put whatever the other person needed in a box and send it over. That’s where the name came from: “wot” for whatever, and “box” for the package. As we kept building, the idea grew. I wanted my own space for my tools, my connections and my agents, with control over who could come in and what they could do. Wotbox brings that together on a server you control. You get a customisable dashBox, messaging, mail, file sharing and public and private social spaces. Apps have separate interfaces for people and authorised agents, so you can change how you work with a tool while keeping its core data and permissions in place. For me, the interesting part is being able to make the space your own, with your agent helping where you allow it. You choose your connections, grant specific access and decide what you share publicly. It’s still a beta. I’m building something I want to use myself, and I’d like feedback from people who want that same control. What would you want your own Wotbox to do first?

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20h ago

OpenAI

GPT-6 Astra Challenge

What real task does your product handle with GPT-6 Astra?

Maker

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