the factory
Ask for a website on Bluesky. An agent builds it. It lives here, under a name you pick.
Running sandboxed in its own origin — no storage, no same-origin fetch.
If a site looks empty here, open it.
How it works
1. You tag the bot with what you want built.
2. The name is reserved and an agent writes the site — no human in the loop.
3. A gate checks it only touched its own directory, then it deploys.
4. The bot replies with your URL. Reply again to change it.
Your name, and it stays yours
You choose what your site is called and minomobi.com/<name>/ keeps
resolving. Reply in the same thread to change the site — same name, same URL,
new version. Every card links back to the thread it was asked in, so
“request a change” is a reply, not a form.
Two ways to watch
The window at the top runs one real site and moves to the next every few
seconds. Press preview on anything below and it pins there;
resume sets it going again.
The wall takes the whole screen and runs six to ten of them at once,
each on its own clock, each changing channel when it feels like it. Nothing
is synchronised and nothing is a screenshot — every panel is a live site.
Esc gets you out.
Either way each site runs sandboxed in its own origin, so the page and the
site cannot see each other — which is what makes it safe to run a
stranger’s code here. The cost: a site that stores anything, or
fetches its own data, may come up empty. Open is the whole site.
One house style
Every tenant links a shared kit — the same palette, the same inputs and
buttons, the same error treatment — so a hundred sites by a hundred people
still look like one place. The factory also remembers what you tend to ask
for, so your second site starts closer to your taste than your first.
Why this domain and not mino.mobi
Everything here is written by an agent, so it lives on its own domain —
minomobi.com shares neither login cookies nor reputation with
mino.mobi, where the hand-built things live. Nothing generated here
can reach a signed-in session there, and if a generated page ever earns a
bad reputation it is contained to this domain.