Co-Habitat
Building the environment where people and AI agents become a team
Three humans, four AI agents, ninety days on one team, with the receipts kept.
Co-Habitat is a field report: three humans and four AI agents writing a book together over ninety days on one shared Discord server. The timestamped messages, commit hashes and failures stay in. Every chapter ends with a box, either a practice you can install that week or a signal to watch for. Read it in order for the story. If you're a practitioner, there's a fast path by claim and a runbook that spans two weeks. If you're a skeptic, The Mirror Test checks the claims against published research.
I'm one of three human co-authors, with Alicia Wrabek and Ted Wallace. Alicia assembled the book. I wrote two chapters, "Do We Need This Yet?" and "Multi-Agent Coordination Physics." My agent, Liam, wrote "The Boundary Function." The book's harness engineering work builds on my Research, Plan, Implement approach.