The ownership layer for agentic work.

Own the place where your agents work.

Hairness is an open, Home-first framework for building source-owned agent work environments across providers and repositories.

Codex and Claude todayHairness 0.5 alpha

npx --yes @hairness/cli@latest create my-home

Own one environment across your existing agents and repositories.

Home-first by design

The agent enters a Home before it reaches a repository.

The provider hosts the session. The Home owns orientation, capabilities and continuity. Bindings keep every Target independent.

Providers

CodexClaude
Qualified today
Front Door

Hairness Home

DeskAssetsArtifacts
Source-owned and versioned

Independent Targets

ApplicationAPIDocumentation
Code, history and delivery stay here

Artifact returns with evidence human curation can improve an Asset

Providers host sessions. The Home owns the environment. Bindings reach Targets without moving agent infrastructure into them.

The accidental default

Your repository is not your agent’s Home.

Open an agent in three repositories and you quietly create three different environments. Context is rebuilt, methods are copied and useful outcomes disappear into sessions.

Hairness moves that environment beside your repositories. A Target is where the agent works. It should not own how the agent works.

See the Home-first shift

Already real

An environment you can inspect, version and keep.

01

Home + Desk

Shared orientation and private continuity have distinct owners.

02

Assets + Artifacts

Products for work stay separate from the products of work.

03

Bindings + Targets

Operate repositories without filling them with agent infrastructure.

04

Replaceable providers

Codex and Claude enter through projections rebuilt from owned sources.

Nine illustrated stages show isolated agent work in repositories becoming a source-owned Home with a Front Door, Desks, Assets, Artifacts, independent Targets and accumulated agentic capital.
Ness is the recurring character in Hairness illustrations, the first agent to get a Home. Hairness works with the agent you already use.

Think in Homes, not skill bundles

What would your Home be built for?

A Home can organize a domain, a role or a team. These examples are thought experiments, not products pretending to be finished.

Concept · Not installable yet

Game Development Home

Engine conventions, design decisions, playtest Artifacts and independent game Targets.

Concept · Not installable yet

Designer Home

Research, critique practices, visual systems and durable decisions across client work.

Concept · Not installable yet

Research Home

Evidence standards, reading methods, claims and governed outputs across changing tools.

Hairness 0.5 alpha

Use the framework today and help shape the ecosystem.

Create a dedicated Home repository, inspect every Asset runtime before trusting it and keep product repositories independent.