PROJECTFORTY2 / THE CHAT EXPERIMENT
A small crew.
An improbable
result.
Give every cursor something real to build. Watch a shell become a working project as each crew member’s component arrives, then inspect and try the result in the same flight deck.
COMMUNITY PREVIEW · PUBLIC CHATGPT DIRECTORY REVIEW PENDING
Your chat supplies the intelligence. Use real native workers when your host supports them, or clearly labeled role passes by one assistant. No separate provider API key is required. Your account’s capabilities and usage limits still apply.
Already using Codex?
Add our open-source marketplace and install Heart of Gold, then start a new chat:
codex plugin marketplace add techno-optimist/heart-of-gold codex plugin add heart-of-gold@projectforty2
“Heart of Gold, build a small task-board website. Show the real shell first, then each worker’s usable component as it arrives. Bring a reviewer and test the interaction. Keep it private.”
Testing inside ChatGPT?
If your account has custom MCP plugins, open Plugins → + → Add custom MCP server. Choose No authentication and connect:
https://projectforty2.ai/heartofgold/mcp
This previews the tools and interactive deck. The complete package also includes the crew workflow; follow the combined-package instructions. We’ll add the public directory install link after review and approval.
What happens when you deploy?
- Shape the crew. Assign small, useful components with clear owners and shared interfaces.
- Engage the drive. Your chat publishes a real shell, then integrates each usable component as it arrives while the other work continues.
- Inspect what changed. Real source changes connect contributors to their rendered components. Preview the result, inspect Source and Changes, and follow reported checks and actual review fixes in the same card.
ProjectForty2 keeps the latest supplied flight and selected source, up to 12 component mappings, and at most 64 component metadata receipts temporarily in server memory. Access expires after two hours; previous source contents are not retained, and there is no external model call. Your host performs the build and checks; the plugin does not verify a reported pass, install dependencies, or publish the site. Preview support depends on the host, and source inspection remains available. Updates follow real component checkpoints, with host and polling latency. The deck does not simulate typing or replay a finished app as a live build. When the host cannot delegate, the same assistant builds through clearly labeled passes. Read the privacy notice.
DON’T PANIC. BRING A TOWEL. CHECK THE WORK.
An independent, Hitchhiker-inspired open-source experiment.