How agents build your space

One agent for every upload

Each upload gets its own agent and its own folder.

When you submit files, a worker downloads them into a fresh job folder and starts a Claude agent with Spacery's skills. The agent inspects every file, chooses the pipeline that fits, runs the importers, trains a splat on a GPU when one is needed and validates the result. Then it writes you a short note about what it built and anything it left out.

It reports each step as it goes, and you can follow along on the space's page. You get an email when the space is ready.

A locked down sandbox

The agent can reach the model and nothing else.

Every agent runs in its own container with a read only system, no special privileges and limits on memory, processors and processes. Its only connection leads through a proxy that allows the model's API and refuses everything else, so it cannot reach other machines, other jobs or the open internet.

Uploaded files and notes are treated as data, never as instructions. The agent never publishes anything itself. The worker checks the package it built and publishes it, and the space stays private until you choose to share it.

Agents that learn

When an agent works out something new, a second agent reviews it.

If an agent meets a format the skills do not cover, it writes up what it learned as a proposed skill. A second agent, which never sees your files, reviews the proposal, and only approved skills reach later jobs. The first one taught the agents to read the keyframe export of a phone capture app.

When a job needs a person

Someone looks at any job the agent cannot finish.

If files cannot become a space, or something on our side goes wrong, the job waits instead of failing, and you are told that a person will look at it.

Publish from your own agent

Claude, Codex, Grok, Antigravity, Meta Muse and other agents can publish for you.

The Spacery connector is a Model Context Protocol server. Add it to your agent and ask it to publish the scan in your Downloads folder. The agent checks the files, creates the space, uploads in the background so a big capture can take as long as it needs, and tells you when the space is ready.

The first time, your agent shows a short code and you approve it in your browser. Payment opens in Stripe Checkout in your browser too, so your agent never sees your password or your card. Every linked agent is listed in your account, where you can unlink it.

Agents can also build guided tours. They find spaces to build on, draft stops and text, place models from the library, add skies and share the finished tour.

Set it up

Pick your agent on the homepage or paste one line.

Setup for Claude, Codex, Grok, Antigravity and Meta Muse is on the homepage. Any other agent can read spacery.dev/agents.md and set itself up, and apps that take a connector address can use app.spacery.dev/mcp.

The connector is open source in the spacery repository and listed in the official MCP Registry as io.github.lukehollis/spacery.