TagTeamPHAZUR LABS

Eight people. One model.
One log everybody can read.

A shared model account turns a team into an anonymous crowd: nobody knows who asked for what, and whatever the model wrote lands in the repo unread. TagTeam gives the room a single append-only log — so every invocation carries a name, every change waits for a person, and the budget is spent on what the room pinned rather than on scrollback.

No account, no invite. Anyone with the code is in the room, and everyone in it sees the same log. Send the link to open it alongside someone else.

Nothing reaches the model by accident

Plain messages stay between you and cost nothing. Only a slash command spends budget, and the room sees a one-line notice rather than your tokens.

Nothing reaches main without a person

The model proposes; it never writes. Contract checks run on a scratch copy and the merge gate is enforced in the room, not in the button.

The ceiling is review, not GPU

The room measures how fast it generates against how fast it approves — and when generation runs away, it throttles itself.

room

Waiting on you

Ranked by who has been blocked longest. Clearing these is what moves the room back under its review ceiling.

Conversation

01 · Reaches model
No
02 · May see
03 · Visible to
The room
04 · Entrance
Immediate

Plain messages stay between the people here. Slash commands spend budget and enter the queue.

Review

Pick a patch to review.

Patches

Visible to everyone, owned by one person, not yet real. Nothing reaches main without a human approving it.

Files

Pinned files are the ones the model can see. Everything else is invisible to it, which is why the budget stays small.

Contract checks

Deterministic source-level predicates, run on a scratch copy of the patched file with no model in the loop. Main is untouched. Each one states exactly what it inspects.

Decisions

Locked decisions ride in the model's context permanently. They are why it stops re-arguing what the room already settled.

What the model sees

Not a transcript — a brief, rebuilt from scratch on every invocation. This page renders the same object the next call will send.

Throughput

The room's ceiling is not the GPU. It is how fast people can say yes. Which regime you are in decides what is worth fixing.