Follow the evolution of the HEA-World platform — from core intelligence to deployment, insights, and beyond.
On heaverse.org, open a curated list and ask one question. Every HEA on that list answers on the same page, so you can compare how those organisations address the topic. Lists cover cities, agencies, and more. Each HEA is built from public pages. It is not an official service of the organisation on the card.
Browse the heaverse →On Resources, choose weekly, every two weeks, or monthly. We scan the site and train the draft only when something changed. You still publish. A quiet check stays quiet. When the draft changes, we email you to review and publish.
Town Hall does not read email you mark Private or Perso. After you connect your mailbox, you can also skip a word, a folder, or one address. On a person, stop future email from your mailbox, or hide the subject and the email history from teammates. The person stays. You and the owner still see that email. A teammate sees it again after their own mailbox updates that person. Archive only takes the card off the board.
See Town Hall →We’re bringing GPT-6 Luna into both our Foundry and our conversational engine along other existing selected models. Faster, smarter models are exciting. But the model is only part of the equation. Context. Identity. Governance. Tools. That’s where an AI model becomes an HEA. Better models. Same mission.
Counter now lets people book available dates, and your team can see who is coming.
See event booking →The Chief of Staff is available to every eligible teammate, within their role and Mandate. Ask what matters now from Town Hall. Talk, or record a conversation into shared notes and one next action when you save. Briefing and ChatRooms hold the files, links, and team threads. A follow-up can be prepared and reviewed. Nothing is sent until you confirm.
See the Chief of Staff →Check a website you own each week. See how it looks from the outside — the connection, common web protections, and whether email for your domain can be forged. A written Exposure report is about 0.15 training credits if the report is created. Failed checks are free.
How Defense Tower works →Search and filter organizations, contacts, and relationships the same way. Save a segment so the same cut is one click away. Typed search stays in your tab; a saved segment is what you share. You can also use an organization cut across the other Town Hall tabs.
See Town Hall →Add a company with its website, see who belongs to it, and pick it when you add a contact or a relationship — so people and relationships sit under the same company, not a loose name. If a work email already matches that website, you can link those people in one step.
See Town Hall →Every relationship can carry a planned next step — from your own list, with a due date and an owner. My Tasks is your queue, with overdue items marked; Town Hall leads also see the team’s full list, including anything still unassigned.
See Town Hall →If a site only embeds a HEA and has no cookie banner, the widget can still offer clear chat-privacy choices: remember this conversation, optional usage statistics, or continue for this visit only. Chat works either way. A host consent tool still takes priority. Owners can turn the note off. This is HEA chat only — it does not replace the website’s own privacy notice.
Learn more →Our new open-source app gives any organization an easy way to experiment with physical AI: choose a public HEA and let Reachy Mini speak its grounded answers with multilingual local voices, emoji, and safely gated movement.
Explore the Reachy Mini app →Thanks to new context engineering, your HEA keeps the big picture in mind throughout the conversation — not just the last retrieved snippet. It stays oriented across your resources, which prevents tunnel vision and keeps answers complete as the discussion unfolds.
Your HEA can now review your website and content, and report on consistency and how the information is actually structured. That helps keep your content sharp even across a very large number of pages and documents.
New AI-based tools help you raise the quality of your HEA's answers — and of your content in general. HEAs now answer more reliably, while staying cost-efficient and fast.
HEA now includes Infirmary — a support workbench for qualified customer requests. Cases stay visible with ownership and response targets, whether they start in a website conversation, a connected support mailbox, or manual intake — with your team reviewing and replying under human control.
See everything your HEA knows about your brand in one place — positioning, tone, and offers. Review each detail and approve what's right, so AI-generated content stays accurate and sounds like you.
Draft LinkedIn posts, emails, and articles from ideas tied to your business and your approved brand story. Edit the copy, choose a visual style, and add images — ready for your review before publishing.
A gamified dashboard that turns HEA setup into a strategy map — levels, badges, quests, and progress tracking guide your team through every step.
SEO, AEO & AI visibility — audits search readiness, scores tech health/content/structured data/authority, checks AI answer engine brand representation.
Connect Gmail, Microsoft 365, or IMAP inboxes to feed relationships into Town Hall. Email threads are classified automatically using your HEA's business context — every team member syncs independently.
A fourth embed format — the side panel — docks your HEA to the edge of any page. It pushes content aside instead of overlaying, keeps the conversation visible while visitors browse, and collapses to a slim tab when not in use.
Invite collaborators to work on your HEA with role-based access. Assign editor, publisher, monitoring, or Town Hall roles — each person sees only what they need, and the owner keeps full control.
Every HEA now has its own Town Hall — a relationship layer with pipeline board, contact list, and activity timeline, auto-populated from conversations and enriched by connected email sources.
HEAs can now collect structured support requests, let visitors review and confirm details, and route them to your team via email — with correction handling built in.
Skills and promotions are now executed with greater precision — fewer missed intents, faster field collection, and more reliable confirmation flows.
A growing library of guides for decision-makers: from "What is a HEA?" to "AI Agent vs Chatbot" and beyond.
Shopify stores can now connect their HEA to look up real-time order status directly in the conversation.
Three embed formats — Magic Askbar, Conversation Starter, and Pop-up — so your HEA fits any page layout.
HEAs can now power a physical robot. Reachy Mini brings your AI assistant into the real world.
HEA-World is now available in English, French, Dutch, German, and Spanish.
A new public page explains how every HEA answer is grounded in your verified content — not hallucinations.
HEAs can now capture contacts, suggest next steps, and guide visitors toward outcomes — all governed by your rules.
See what visitors ask, which skills convert, and where conversations drop off — real-time analytics for your AI.
An AI reviewer scores your HEA setup across profile, personality, skills, and readiness — with one-click improvement suggestions.
On 11 March 2026, HEA-World opens to the public. Human-Enhanced Agents go live — AI assistants trained on your content, speaking with your voice.
Upload PDFs and documents directly. Your HEA learns from files, not just web pages.
Profile, Personality, Resources, and Skills & Promotions editors let you shape every aspect of your HEA without code.
HEA responses now render bold text, links, and line breaks — conversations feel natural, not robotic.
Test your HEA in a dedicated sandbox before publishing — see exactly what visitors will experience.
The full editor and chat widget support light and dark themes, matching your site's look.
The first Human-Enhanced Agent prototype is working — an AI assistant trained on your content, speaking with your voice.
HEAs find the most relevant content from your knowledge base using semantic search, not keyword matching.