Describe the application
Keep pages, content, and application declarations together.
Blocklet guideARC / AGENTIC REALM COMPUTER
ARC is the Agentic Realm Computer. Run a website or a Blocklet, give it the resources it needs, and make it accessible to people and agents.
FROM APPLICATION TO EXPERIENCE
Pages · Content · Resources
FROM AN IDEA TO A RUNNING EXPERIENCE
A Blocklet describes the application. ARC runs it. Its resources can be addressed through AFS.
Keep pages, content, and application declarations together.
Blocklet guideServe the Blocklet locally and inspect the actual experience.
ARC CLI guideUse AFS to work with the files and services the application needs.
AFS guideHELLO, ARC.
Install ARC, then follow the current Blocklet guide to create and run a local application.
AFS Service started
Blocklet: arcblock
http://arcblock.localhost:4937/
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View allBookmarking and notes should not be rebuilt on every site. Arc ships them as a default-on runtime capability: hidden until you log in, easy to turn off, or bound to buttons the page already has.
The new site is live. Here is how we plan to bring ARC into the community, data spaces and everyday applications, with migrations, new products and builders taking part along the way.
OpenAI's Agents API turns the Codex loop into a hosted API: sessions, compaction, tools, sandboxes, plugins. That layer is real. It is still not a computer with identity, durable state, and an owner who can walk away with it. ARC attaches at the seam they already documented.
ArcBlock’s new website runs on ARC, with all implementation code written by AI coding agents. Explore the new site and the technology behind it. The previous site remains available for about 30 days.
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Every model call an agent makes is written to a ledger. This is where those ledgers live, which of the three pages answers which question, whose data you are allowed to see, and the two boundaries you have to know before you read a number off any of them.