Question 1

What is B00?

Accepted Answer

B00 is the AI platform for collaborative physical design. It keeps files, revisions, decisions, and people connected, so a project remains understandable as it evolves.

Question 2

What does B00: The agent do?

Accepted Answer

It uses your project context to answer questions, organize information, surface relevant changes, and suggest useful next steps. Files, revisions, reviews, and approvals remain the source of truth; the agent supports the work rather than taking it over.

Question 3

What can I ask B00?

Accepted Answer

Ask what changed, which revision is current, why a decision was made, what happened while you were away, or what deserves attention next. Answers come from the real project context and point back to the relevant work.

Question 4

How does the community fit in?

Accepted Answer

Projects stay private by default. When you are ready, you can publish the parts of a project you want others to follow, discuss, and learn from while keeping internal files and team conversations private.

Question 5

I'm building alone. Is B00 for me?

Accepted Answer

Especially. B00 gives your project a dependable home, helps you return without losing the thread, and connects you with other hardware builders when you want feedback or community.

Question 6

What can I put in a B00 project?

Accepted Answer

CAD assemblies, PCB files, drawings, BOMs, photos, notes, and decisions. B00 keeps them connected to the project history and to the conversations that explain the work.

Question 7

Does it work with my team?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Invite people by email, set roles, and run a clean review workflow — request, review, approve — so every revision and decision stays attached to the file it belongs to.

Question 8

We're a hardware team. What does B00 replace?

Accepted Answer

The scatter. CAD in Drive, decisions in Slack, approvals in email, and BOMs in spreadsheets can stay in their familiar tools while B00 gives the project one place where its files, history, and shared context make sense.

Question 9

Is anything public by default?

Accepted Answer

No. Projects start private, and individual files and folders can stay private inside a published project. Internal reviews and team chatter stay internal even after you publish.