Live stats.
Each server reports every 30 seconds: memory, disk, load, uptime, OS and kernel. Silent for 90 seconds means offline.
Open your fleetFree. Set up in 2 minutes.
Install the w3bs CLI, sign in and join a Linux server. It shows up on w3bs.org/fleet with memory, disk, load and uptime, updated every 30 seconds.
curl -fsSL https://w3bs.org/install.sh | shw3bs loginw3bs fleet join <token>Fleet is free while it is in beta, and there is no paid plan. The pricing page lists every limit.
Each server reports every 30 seconds: memory, disk, load, uptime, OS and kernel. Silent for 90 seconds means offline.
Open your fleetNo card, no trial clock. Join servers with a one-time token. Remove one from the page or with w3bs fleet rm.
A server takes no actions from this page unless you allowed them when it joined. Even then only three: report now, update w3bs, restart the desktop layer. Screen sharing is off unless you turn it on.
What the agent sendsLike Nostr but for everything
A Web where every participant can discover, communicate and collaborate. Open protocols. Portable resources. Authority you can inspect.
w3bs://prompt/w3bs/research@1Same identity. Same manifest. Same meaning.
Pages became applications. Applications are becoming collaborators. The next chapter needs common ground that belongs to everyone.
A w3bs:// URI identifies the resource. The interface, registry and transport can change without changing what it means.
Inspect who published it, what it contains, which permissions it needs and whether its signature checks out.
Inside a manifestContent is data by default. A signature proves provenance; running instructions still requires explicit authorization.
Understand trustResolve a signed research prompt through the web, CLI, API, MCP or experimental native client. Compare the canonical manifest across surfaces.
Inspect the examplew3bs resolve \
w3bs://prompt/w3bs/research@1prompt/w3bs/research@1.0.0 Signature verifiedAuthority: DATA · Permissions: noneCanonical resource identifiers, namespaces and version selection.
Identity, content, permissions, provenance and signed integrity.
Discovery, deterministic resolution and transport-independent identity.
Implement a draft. Question an assumption. Bring a different perspective.
The next Web needs more than one voice.