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VYV HOUSE

Live close.

Build with focus.

Shared meals, direct feedback, deep focus, and enough room for ambitious ideas to become real.

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Seoul, South Korea7 residents online
01 / formatBuilder residency
02 / residents7 people in process
03 / operating fromSeoul, South Korea
04 / status Open to collabs

OUR METHOD

How VYV works

We believe proximity creates momentum—not through mandatory networking, but through shared meals, direct feedback, and enough quiet to do the work.

  1. People spending time together at VYV House

    1. Live close

    Share a home and a table, creating the kind of proximity where good work is easy to see.

  2. A focused workspace at VYV House

    2. Build with focus

    Move projects forward with enough quiet to concentrate and useful feedback close at hand.

  3. Builders sharing context at VYV House

    3. Share context

    Pass along discoveries and failed attempts, making the room smarter than any one person.

“A house should make
good work easier.”

WHAT WE BELIEVE

VYV is intentionally small. Residents bring a project, respect the house, and leave something useful behind.

Friends gathered around the long table at VYV House
A workstation running projects at VYV House
Builders together after a demo at VYV House
CAPTURE_001 / HOUSE IN MOTION

Part home,
part lab,
always alive.

Experiments, conversations, and shared context accumulate here.
HOUSE_PROTOCOL05 DEFAULTS
  1. 01

    live close to the work

  2. 02

    ship more than you explain

  3. 03

    share context before you share opinions

  4. 04

    prototype in public, refine in private

  5. 05

    make the room smarter than the individual

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RUNNING PROCESSES

People building
from the house.

Real people, real work. Follow the source, inspect what they are making, or come say hello.

7 residents online
Seoul, KR
02~/house.log

APPEND-ONLY MEMORY

Notes left
at the house.

Every visitor changes the room a little. These are traces from builders who passed through.

  1. ENTRY #0001STATUS / POSTED
    Subin AnGuest / Builder
    Working on fast, practical agentic tooling and open-source experiments. Dropped a GitHub trace at vyv.house.
    #guestbook#github#agentic
  2. ENTRY #0002STATUS / POSTED
    Wanseob LimGuest / Builder
    Stopped by vyv.house and left with the energy of a very good night. GitHub and Telegram both land on the same handle.
    #guestbook#github#telegram
  3. ENTRY #0003STATUS / POSTED
    Ji Hwan HanGuest / Builder
    Building across Hashed, open-source experiments, and agentic tooling. Dropped a GitHub trace at vyv.house.
    #guestbook#github#open-source
  4. ENTRY #0004STATUS / POSTED
    JayGuest / Builder
    Likes making all kinds of things. Dropped a GitHub trace at vyv.house.
    #guestbook#github#instagram
  5. ENTRY #0005STATUS / POSTED
    Paul JungGuest / Builder
    Dropped by vyv.house and left a GitHub trace. More links or a one-line intro can be added anytime.
    #guestbook#github#vyv.house
  6. ENTRY #0006STATUS / POSTED
    Junho YeoGuest / Builder
    Dropped by vyv.house, checked out omo.bot, and approved the beanbag setup. Leaving a GitHub trace from junho.io.
    #guestbook#github#x
  7. ENTRY #0007STATUS / POSTED
    Sigrid JinGuest / Builder
    Hashed to the moon. Dropped a GitHub and X trace at vyv.house.
    #guestbook#github#x
  8. ENTRY #0008STATUS / POSTED
    HyperBlazeGuest / Builder
    사교육의 종말 고하는 에이전트 과외 만들기
    #guestbook#github#x
  9. ENTRY #0009STATUS / POSTED
    Steven ShinGuest / Builder
    Visited vyv.house and saw one of the places where AI-native builders turn ideas into real experiments. Leaving a trace from the field.
    #guestbook#github#x
  10. ENTRY #0010STATUS / POSTED
    JungHwan NAGuest / Builder
    Working on open-source agent-harness internals and MCP servers. Left a trace at vyv.house.
    #guestbook#github#x
  11. ENTRY #0011STATUS / POSTED
    izGuest / Builder
    I want to conquer the game — and build one with just a click. Dropped a GitHub trace at vyv.house.
    #guestbook#github#x
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HOW WE OPERATE

Small rules for
a high-trust room.

No grand manifesto. Just a few defaults that make living and building together work.

  1. 01

    Bring a project

    Come with something you want to move forward, not a polished pitch.

  2. 02

    Respect the runtime

    Protect quiet hours, shared space, and the attention of people around you.

  3. 03

    Share the diff

    Offer context, useful feedback, and what you learned while building.

  4. 04

    Leave it better

    A prototype, a lesson, a clean kitchen, or a new connection all count.

house-rhythms.sh
$ ship --late

Late-night shipping

Tiny experiments become working products before the room goes quiet.

$ research --together

Research jams

Papers, prompts, and rabbit holes turn into shared context.

$ demo --dinner

Demo dinners

Friends drop in, share progress, and pressure-test what matters.

$ sprint --resident

Resident sprints

Different projects, one room, and momentum that travels sideways.

04RUNTIME / EVENTS
events / calendar

what is already done

A running log of nights, jams, and gatherings that have already gone down at vyv.house.

  1. EVENT_01

    World Cup [Codex] Build Day: SF × Seoul

    Hosted by Goobong Jeong, TaeYong Kim, Woonggi Min

  2. EVENT_02

    最高のポケモントレーナーはどんなエージェント・ハーネスですか？(최고의 포켓몬 트레이너는 어떤 하네스인가?)

    Hosted by 조재표, Woonggi Min, Simon Kim

  3. EVENT_03

    흑백 울트라워크

    Hosted by 조재표, Woonggi Min, Park Sung Soo

NEW SESSION?

Build from here.

Applications, collaborations, visits, and dinner conversations all start with context.

hello@vyv.house
Seoul / exact location shared privately Residents listed publicly Visits open by context