The workspace that burns 100B tokens building itself

What it does Cohub is a persistent workspace—called Spaces—where humans and AI agents create, play, and build together. You can open a Space, add ideas, prompts, and files, and work alongside agents that share the same context. Spaces can be forked from checkpoints, and any Space can reference another with @space to pull in prior work.

The interesting bit The team builds Cohub inside Cohub, in a public Space. Specs, agent runs, reviews, and shipping logs are all visible, which means you can watch the product build itself using itself. They also burn 100 billion tokens per week internally, so the tool is clearly designed for heavy agentic workloads rather than occasional queries.

Key highlights

• Runs on web, mobile, CLI, Discord, and WeChat
• @space references let you reuse any Space as context
• Fork checkpoints to branch new work without starting blank
• Self-hosting supported via docs in the repo
• Agent runtime built on the open-source pi framework

Verdict Worth exploring if you want a shared, long-lived environment for human-agent collaboration. Probably overkill if you just need a quick LLM chat interface.