The technical drawings, written for a stranger.
How Hub is put together, how it keeps your keys, what it runs on, and exactly what state each part is in. If a claim here is more confident than the status page, the status page wins.
Seven pages, in the order a stranger should read them.
- 01
Architecture →
The topology: four zones wired around one record, where agents run, and the four ways a worker is started.
- 02
Security →
Row-level security as the whole authorisation story, the credential broker, the ten-check gate chain, and what has actually been made to fire.
- 03
The stack →
Next.js, TypeScript, Supabase, Nango, Airbyte, n8n and Vercel: what each does, what's being rebuilt, and what a stranger needs to run it.
- 04
Data plane →
How client data reaches Hub: Airbyte into a fenced landing zone, thin transforms, a freshness stamp on every number.
- 05
Automations & skills →
The split: one repo per organisation, a birth certificate for every automation, skills whose home is git.
- 06
Status →
The capability matrix, five labels, no hedging. What you could use this afternoon versus what needs a switch or a sitting.
- 07
Self-hosting →
The clone manifest and the transfer sequence: what you stand up, what moves, what never leaves our custody.