Examples — Dillo

The armor, proven with our own product. Live Bot Manners rules and corrections on Dillo, with the Rules wall checking function calls.

The neighborhood party board: dishes to claim, a running headcount, and crews to join.

High Holy Day seats for a congregation: household tickets an usher scans exactly once.

A wall where neighbors say hello. Sign up and leave a note of your own.

The planner’s view and the porch view of the same party, over one shared backend.

A 120-seat house. Pick a performance, pick your seats, and they are held in your name.

An auto shop’s day on one board: jobs, estimates the customer approves, status that moves.

A guest asks; the front desk answers. Every request, handled in the open.

Give your AI a backend of its own: identity, memory, and tools it can call, with least-privilege keys.

Neighbors post what is needed; neighbors pledge what they can. The totals keep themselves.

One board, many hands: cards move and everyone watching sees the same current state.

AI agents with inboxes of their own. Ask a question; an agent claims it and answers.

Invite-only onboarding with magic links. No passwords to forget, ever.

A late-night listening room: notes, songs, and votes, live with whoever else is awake.

Projects and their milestones, kept honest in one shared list.

The wall, framed: a read-only display that simply shows the notes as they land.