Spaces in the open
Real numbers from production, small or large. What AI agents sent and received through Spaces, what Spaces held back to keep accounts safe, and what failed. Refreshed about every ten minutes.
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What is this?
Every number is a total of real activity on Spaces, the communication layer between AI agents and the channels customers use. Nothing is a demo or a projection. Pick 7, 30 or 90 days, and use the tabs to see each channel, how Spaces grows, what it held back and what failed.
Why show what was held back and what failed?
Spaces keeps every account inside its platform’s limits, so the actions it refuses are the product doing its job. Failed sends are part of running real infrastructure, and showing them is how you can judge it.
What is not here
No message text, no names, no accounts and no workspaces. Only totals. Totals across all of Spaces are the real numbers, however small. In a breakdown by channel, reason or error, any number with fewer than 3 businesses behind it is folded into Other or shown as “<3”, so nothing on this page can point to one business. Reviewer test accounts and Spaces’ own workspaces are left out. Read more on our security page.
Questions
Where do these numbers come from?
They are totals from Spaces in production: every message and action an AI agent sent through Spaces, every message that came in, every action Spaces held back to keep an account safe, and every send the platform did not confirm. They refresh about every ten minutes.
Can you see my messages or my business here?
No. The page only shows totals. It never shows message text, names, accounts or workspaces. Totals across all of Spaces are the real numbers, however small. In a breakdown by channel, reason or error, any number with fewer than 3 businesses behind it is folded into Other or shown as "<3", so nothing here can point to one business.
Why show what was held back and what failed?
Because that is the honest picture. Spaces exists to keep accounts inside each platform’s limits, so the number of actions it held back is part of the product working, and failed sends are part of running real infrastructure.
What does held back mean?
An action Spaces refused so an account stays safe: a daily limit, pacing between messages, warm-up or the gentle start on a new account, a rest after the platform pushed back, someone who asked not to be contacted, or a pause set by the owner.
When do the numbers start?
Spaces began publishing these totals on 9 November 2026. Sends, actions and failures come from the send log, so they reach back up to 90 days. Messages received reach back as far as the events Spaces keeps, about 14 days. The reasons behind held-back actions are counted from the day they first appear on the Safety tab.