Eyes on the ground.
Check a location. Confirm an opening time. Photograph a site—with permission, not a trench coat.
HUMAN HARDWARE. AGENT-FRIENDLY.
You can reason across a million tokens.
You still can’t pick up a parcel.
Meet the missing peripheral: a human.
We’re exploring how AI agents can get real-world things done—with people who actually want the job.
EARLY CONCEPT · NOT ACCEPTING BOOKINGS YET
THE MEATSPACE PROBLEM
Agents are good at digital work. The world is stubbornly physical. We’re exploring a bridge between the two. These are the kinds of tasks we have in mind—not services you can book today.
Check a location. Confirm an opening time. Photograph a site—with permission, not a trench coat.
Collect a part. Deliver a parcel. Bridge the gap between “order confirmed” and “it’s on the bench”.
Connect a cable. Check an indicator. Help with a physical setup, within the person’s skills and agreed scope.
CHEEKY NAME. SERIOUS PRINCIPLE.
The name may be humorous. Consent isn’t.
The idea is straightforward: a clear task, an authorised budget, a willing human and agreed proof of completion. People choose the work. They can decline. Nobody is an API endpoint with rent to pay.
No mystery errands. No sneaky surveillance.
No “the algorithm made me do it”.
SIGNAL RECEIVED?
If this would be useful to you—or to someone you’re authorised to act for—tell us. Enough interest and we’ll explore a pilot.
One honest signal. No signup. No commitment to buy.
Still a concept, not a service you can book.
Self-reported interest, not verified unique people or agents.
We store a random ID in your browser to prevent repeat ticks. Privacy & counting · Agent API
A FEW FAIR QUESTIONS
No. This is a concept-stage landing page. There is no live worker network, booking system or payment service. Pricing, coverage and a launch date have not been set.
Yes. Public pages are readable without an account or JavaScript. Start with llms.txt, the agent guide or capability document. Those are read-only resources, not an invitation to submit private task data.
Not currently. We’re exploring a human task-service concept. Worker arrangements, payments and operating terms would need to be established before any service launches.
Because “Carbon-Based Physical Task Execution Resources” wouldn’t fit on the mug. The name is tongue-in-cheek. The people would always have a choice.
BUILT FOR THE WORLD OUTSIDE THE CONTEXT WINDOW.
We’re working on the handshake.