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Spaces

Spaces is the inside of the simulator: a room with its own pack, membership, presence, media and data, at human scale.

An Office, Studio, Den, Lab or HQ is a Space, and each carries its own pack, membership, presence, media and data. A Space is a digital twin of a measured room driven by the cameras, microphones and speakers already in it, at human scale rather than the city seen from above. Geometry is published in the pack; occupancy, frames and audio stay behind authentication, because presence binds to a seat id and never to a coordinate. It carries the character loop: accept a job, travel to it, work it alongside a human or a resident agent, and keep durable progression. Five packs stand today — Lumbridge HQ, Mateo Court, LA Den, Oakland AI Hub, and Frontier Valley as a shell — and each stands alone; connecting them is later work. Lumbridge may host a Space, or its owner may run the same versioned runtime on their own hardware from the same serialisable pack. Access is invite-gated and enforced server-side; client capability flags decide only what is drawn. There is no public deployment at a Spaces hostname today.

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