One front door for everything Wave. Log in or create your account, shape the workspace, then step inside — on any device, in any browser.
Shaped like the logins you already know — Cloudflare, iCloud, GitHub, Google — because a front door should feel familiar.
These buttons show the shape of sign-in-with — they don’t sign in yet in v1. Wave ID stays the key; how the two sit together is a later discussion.
Your password never leaves this device — and in v1 it isn’t stored at all. There is no account server yet; this is the front-door shape.
The one name every Wave app knows. Your Wave ID app holds it; this page just borrows it for the session.
Everything here is saved on this device only — there is no Wave account server yet. The sign-in-with buttons show the shape; they don’t sign in. The username and password fields are the standard screen, kept so the shape is real when the backend arrives.
Recovery never depends on a phone number or an Apple ID — that principle stands, even while the sign-in-with options sit on the same screen.
Wave is the threshold to clarity.
First in the sequence: log in, shape the workspace, step inside.
A name, a color, and the windows you want in it. Everything here can be changed later — this is the first pass, not a final answer.
The accent for your workspace — the color in the buttons and rules follows this pick.
Teal — the deep water
These are the windows on your workspace home. All on by default — turn one off and its window simply isn’t there.
The workspace is a thin shell — it holds windows, it doesn’t own the apps inside them.
A window into what matters — your apps, your composer thread, your settings, your profile. Each window is a door; the workspace is the hallway.
The Connector Portal tabs for the various apps — one window into all of them. Tap one to open it.
The continuity window — this thread follows you through every area of the workspace. Say it raw; Wave mirrors it back, names the process, and hands you one step and one question.
Picked up from your log in — change it here and the thread follows the new ID.
The core remembers the last 6 exchanges under your Wave ID. This page keeps nothing — close it, and this list is gone.
This wipes the remembered exchanges for from the core. It can’t be undone — the thread is gone, not hidden.
As much as makes logical sense for now. Saved on this device, like the rest of the workspace.
Teal — the deep water
Your profile lives in Wave ID — the one source of truth every app reads. This window opens it; the editing happens there, not here, so there is only ever one profile to keep.
Signed in as andrew~walsh.
Wave ID carries the full profile: legal name, display name, shared name, suffix, pronouns, company, contact poster, and what each place is allowed to receive.
There is still no account server behind this log in — everything is on this device, and the sign-in-with buttons are the shape, not the sign-in. What is live is the composer thread: it calls the real agent core, under your Wave ID, with the same boundary as Composer — only your Wave ID and your line ever leave this device.
The threshold isn’t folded into the workspace yet — that’s parked, for later.
Wave is the threshold to clarity.
The workspace is the hallway — each window is a door.