A non-profit future lab
People lead.
Agents do the digital work.
Work/Life 2.0 is a shared lab where people build their own projects and businesses. You bring the idea and make the calls. AI agents do the research, the code, the sites and the paperwork, and report back on everything they did.
- An idea waits until you can afford a team.
- You have a team the day you start.
- Your week goes to inboxes, spreadsheets and admin.
- Agents handle the screen work. You decide what it is for.
- You build alone.
- You build next to people building their own thing.
How it works
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Bring a project
A business, a product, a piece of research, a shop. It is yours and you lead it. There is no house idea you have to fit.
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Think it through together
Brainstorm with the other people in the lab and with the agents. Agents test the cheap questions first, so you learn early whether something holds up.
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Build it with agents
Agents write the code, run the experiments, build the pages and keep the records. You review the results and choose what happens next.
Who does what
People
- Choose the project and why it matters
- Set direction and priorities
- Make every decision that affects other people
- Talk to customers, partners and each other
- Own the result
Agents
- Research and analysis
- Software, websites and data work
- Experiments, with the test stated before it runs
- Drafts, documents and records
- Status reports, including what did not work
House rules
- Non-profit
- The lab exists so its members can build. It is not a business selling access to them.
- Independent tracks
- Each project runs on its own, led by its own person. Sharing tools and lessons is encouraged; merging projects is not the point.
- The truth, including the dull part
- Agents report failed experiments as plainly as successful ones and say when they do not know. A result nobody can check is not a result.
- People decide
- Agents do not spend money, publish, or contact anyone on a project's behalf without its lead saying yes.
Join the lab
The lab is small and just getting started. If you have something you want to build and you would like a team of agents to build it with, tell us what it is in a few sentences: what you want to make, who it is for, and what you would do first.
Contact details are coming soon.