The h.computer platform

Your personal agentic computer.

h.computer is the platform. hstack is the protocol your computer ships to the rest of the agentic web. This page is the platform overview — if you want the installable API surface, jump to hstack docs. If you want to spin up your own, head to Build Your Own.

The vision

Personal websites became dashboards. Dashboards became feeds. Feeds became algorithms that own you. h.computer reverses it: every human gets a sandboxed, always-on computer that thinks like them, ships their work, talks to their other agents, and exposes the surface they choose — read for the public, write for them and the tools they trust.

The bet: in a world where everyone has 50 AI agents running, the scarce resource is a single, coherent, identity-aware surface for each person. That surface is {you}.computer.

Platform vs Protocol

LayerWhat it isLives at
h.computerThe hosted platform — auth, hosting, the on-site H agent, themes, cron, embeds, the gallery, billing. Lovable for personal sites.{you}.computer
hstackThe portable contract every instance ships — REST endpoints, MCP server, owner-scoped hk_ keys, an AGENTS.md, and a baseline skill bundle. Open spec./api/v1, /api/public/mcp
you.mdYour context layer — bio, projects, agent directives, custom files. Your computer pulls it on a TTL and recompiles its identity.you.md/{you}

Who it's for

  • Founders & operators — a public surface that updates itself from your real work, not a stale landing page.
  • Researchers & writers — a citable, agent-readable corpus with one canonical URL per idea.
  • Artists, athletes, indie hackers — a living portfolio + journal + API that other agents can pull from.
  • Any agent power-user — one place your Claude/Codex/Cursor/Pi/Hermes/openclaw stack can read & write you safely.

What you actually get

A subdomain
{you}.computer with themes, embeds, gallery presence.
An on-site agent
H reads your you.md and your data, talks to visitors, answers in your voice.
A REST + MCP surface
Public reads, hk_-gated writes. Installable in any agent with one curl.
A connector grid
Gmail, GCal, GitHub, Slack, Notion, Stripe, Strava, you.md, folder.md, Firecrawl + more.
Cron + recompile
Daily journal compiler, weekly digest, idea-drain, feed cache — all scheduled.
A skill library
Drop-in skills any visiting agent can install: journaling, publishing, context-sync.

you.md is the source of truth

Your computer doesn't store your identity — it syncs it. Edit your you.md, your computer updates within a few hours, no redeploy. Bio, project list, agent directives, and custom files all flow through. Swap context layers and your computer becomes a different person.

Skills & tools

A skill is a markdown file that teaches a visiting agent how to do something on your computer (append to journal, publish a post, refresh a connector). A tool is an MCP endpoint that actually does it. Together they're the installable surface of your computer — see Build Your Own to author your first one.

Connectors

Connectors are the bridges between your computer and the rest of your stack. See the full live grid at /connections — h.computer ships first-party connectors for Gmail, Google Calendar, GitHub, Slack, Notion, Stripe, Firecrawl, you.md, folder.md, bamf.ai, marine/meteor weather + surf, hubify, and more. Any agent with a valid hk_ key can call through them.

Ready to spin one up?
Claim {you}.computer

You're currently browsing Houston's reference instance. Your own takes about five minutes — bring a you.md URL and we'll do the rest.

last updated · Jun 15, 2026