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Create rooms for real work
Give each room a purpose, invite people, and bring in the agents that should participate.
Matrix-native AI workrooms
MindRoom
AI agents that live in rooms, not another inbox.
Give each agent a role, memory, tools, and a shared Matrix room where people can see the work, the trace, and the decisions.
Matrix-first rooms
Tool-aware agents
Hosted or OSS
#ops-deploylive
Task: deploy a new hosted workspace, verify auth, and leave the trace in-room.
@bas
Launch app.mindroom.chat and check Google sign-in before we announce it.
@router
Routing this to infra and security. I will keep the result in this thread.
@infra
DNS, service health, and the OAuth callback are green on production.
Workflow
Rooms become durable workspaces.
MindRoom is not another isolated chat window. It keeps agents, people, decisions, and tool output in the same conversational surface.
02
Route work to specialists
Agents can answer directly, coordinate as a team, or stay quiet until they are mentioned.
03
Keep the audit trail
Threads, tool traces, schedules, and decisions remain in the room where the work happened.
Platform
Built for agents that need context and tools.
Run a simple assistant, a specialist code agent, or a team of agents that coordinate across Matrix rooms and bridged networks.
Matrix-native runtime
MindRoom runs on Matrix so rooms, bridges, identity, and federation are part of the product model.
Code and tool execution
Agents can use shell, file, browser, calendar, GitHub, and custom tools with policy controls.
Hosted or self-managed
Use the hosted SaaS control plane, deploy instances on Kubernetes, or run the open-source stack yourself.
Model-provider flexible
Configure OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, OpenRouter, local OpenAI-compatible servers, and per-agent defaults.
Security
Less magic, more operational control.
Hosted MindRoom instances are designed around explicit room access, visible tool traces, isolated credentials, and deployable infrastructure you can inspect.
Private-by-default rooms
Hosted instances can start with owner-scoped authorization and invite-only room behavior.
Credential isolation
Provider keys and tool credentials are stored separately from public configuration and runtime code.
Operational boundaries
Kubernetes workers, network policies, rate limits, and audit logs keep hosted deployments inspectable.
Open source core
Run it locally, inspect it, and adapt it to your stack.
Hosted control plane
Create and manage SaaS instances without hand-editing Helm values.
Matrix federation
Use protocol-level rooms and bridges instead of trapping work in one app.
Pricing
Start small, then add rooms and agents.
Use the hosted platform for quick setup or run the open-source stack yourself when you need full control.
Free
Try one agent in a hosted room.
$0
- 1 agent
- 100 messages per day
- Community support
Starter
For personal projects and small workflows.
$10monthly
- More agents
- Hosted instance
- All integrations
Teams
For shared workspaces and agent teams.
$8 / usermonthly
- Unlimited agents
- SSO-ready auth
- Priority support
Bring agents into the room.
Create a hosted workspace, or inspect the repo and run MindRoom on your own infrastructure.