Omo Space
Real AI agents at their own desks inside Minecraft.
01 / What it was
Omo Space is a Minecraft mod where placing a computer starts a real Hermes Agent, Claude Code, Codex or plain shell on your own machine. Its terminal is painted on the wall, real web pages run on the monitors, and the work keeps going after you quit the game.
It is where the earlier attempts in this log ended up: one agent, one place, in a world you can walk.
02 / How it worked
- Place a desk: a Hermes Computer or Terminal block opens a named workspace on your PC.
- Type on the wall: your keys go to a real shell or agent.
- Walk away: a terminal multiplexer owns every session, so quitting Minecraft stops nothing.
- Come back: it is on the wall where you left it. After a reboot the desk reopens its tabs; nothing is re-run.
- Open source under MIT, for Minecraft Java 26.2.
03 / What we saw
In five days of live use it held up for its builder and travelled to one other person. The game client was less stable than the work inside it.
04 / Where it led
Next: installs that work on more machines, memory limits that follow the machine, a performance benchmark, and Claude Code and Codex tabs, all on main for the next release.
Sources
- Omo Space README. github.com/omoresearch/omo-space
Its terminal is painted on the wall, real web pages run on the monitors, and the work keeps going after you quit the game.
- Omo Space README, how it works. github.com/omoresearch/omo-space
It's on the wall where you left it. After a reboot, the desk reopens its tabs; nothing is re-run.
- Rooms, Not Windows, conclusion. working paper, draft v0.1, 29 Oct 2026
In five days of real use it held up for its builder and travelled to one other person