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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

  1. OpenVibe.Space README (commit 6b1e3d3), retrieved
    spaces (apps people make on their OpenVibe account) and static hosting for the OpenVibe network.
  2. OpenVibe.Space README (commit 6b1e3d3), Spaces, retrieved
    are small web apps people make here
  3. OpenVibe.Space README (commit f11b5e8), Spaces, retrieved
    run in a QuickJS WebAssembly sandbox

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What links here

Revision 4, saved · first published · history · JSON

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