OpenVibe.Space
Imported, written with AI assistance. Imported from the OpenVibe repository README and STATUS files at the cited commits, summarised with AI assistance; originally by OpenVibers. Not yet reviewed by a person.
OpenVibe.Space is the network's site for spaces and static hosting, at openvibe.space.
What it does
Spaces are small web apps people make on their OpenVibe account. A person describes one and OpenVibe AI builds it, or starts from a template (a guestbook, an AI buddy, a poll, a reaction game, a trivia game, private to-dos, or a blank page), or forks someone else's. Then they change anything in a browser editor with a live preview. A space uses the visitor's account through the space SDK:
- signing in with OpenVibe, which the visitor approves once;
- shared lists;
- each visitor's private storage;
- its own AI, which answers on behalf of the visitor;
- its own server code (functions), which runs in a sandbox on OpenVibe.Space, so things like a quiz's answers stay out of the page.
The gallery at /spaces lists published spaces.
Static sites are served at <name>.openvibe.website from immutable deploys, with one-step rollback, previews, Git ingest and verified custom domains.
The forum moved back to OpenVibe.Community on 2026-10-08; every forum URL answers a permanent redirect there.
What waits for the public launch
Publishing a space at its own address, and hosting anyone's static site, open together with Space's public hosting (SPACE_PUBLIC_HOSTING). That waits on abuse handling, a designated DMCA agent and a Public Suffix List entry. Until then OpenVibe staff publish, and everyone signed in can make, edit, preview and use the AI builder.
Sources
- OpenVibe.Space README (commit 6b1e3d3), retrieved
spaces (apps people make on their OpenVibe account) and static hosting for the OpenVibe network.
- OpenVibe.Space README (commit 6b1e3d3), Spaces, retrieved
are small web apps people make here
- OpenVibe.Space README (commit f11b5e8), Spaces, retrieved
run in a QuickJS WebAssembly sandbox
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