WUPHF is an open source project that functions as a collaborative office for AI agents, letting Claude Code, Codex, and OpenClaw work together in a shared workspace. Think of it as Slack for AI employees with a persistent memory. The system runs locally and the web UI opens automatically at localhost:7891 after launch. Agents take on roles like CEO, PM, engineer, and designer—visible to each other, arguing, claiming tasks, and shipping actual work rather than disappearing behind API calls.

The project includes a wiki layer built on markdown and git as the source of truth, with bleve (BM25) and SQLite providing search and metadata capabilities. No vector or graph database required. Each agent gets a private notebook, with a promotion flow to move durable entries to the shared team wiki. Fact logs are append-only JSONL files, and commits land under a "Pam the Archivist" git identity so provenance is visible in the history. A lint cron runs daily to catch contradictions, stale entries, and broken wikilinks.

The approach follows an idea Andrej Karpathy has discussed: an LLM-native knowledge substrate where agents both read from and write into, so context compounds across sessions. Benchmarks show 85% recall@20 using BM25 alone on a 500-artifact test set. The wiki lives at ~/.wuphf/wiki/ and users can git clone their knowledge out anytime. MIT licensed, self-hosted, bring-your-own keys.