We think people who work with agents should work with them in view, not hand work away and check it later. hob is the workspace you share with your agents. It stays out of model choice, routing, and spend, so those decisions stay yours.

Previously, Director of Security Tooling R&D OpenZeppelin. Has been writing code since he was 12 - long enough to have strong opinions about the tools he's had to use for that task. hob is the one he wishes existed by now: powerful, native, and built on the belief that privacy is a right, not a premium feature.

Product-minded engineer with an unpopular opinion: most teams talk about excellence; the ones that matter actually ship it. At hob, he ensures that what gets built lands with excellence. Outside work, he's slowly becoming a barista.

Keeps hob running behind the scenes — the kind of person who notices the broken thing before anyone else does and fixes it before it becomes a meeting. Outside work, she's a seriously fast runner.

Looks at hob the way a real user would - testing the product, spotting confusing moments, and giving the team the honest feedback that makes software feel better. Her unpopular opinion: “good enough” usually isn’t. Outside work, she’s usually with her kiddo or falling into a matcha-and-macramé internet rabbit hole.

Left the corporate ladder to lead marketing at startups - first at Settle, scaling a payments app, now at hob. His unpopular opinion: no amount of marketing will sell a bad product, which is why he's here. Outside work, he's usually underwater.