  The evolution of smart home technologies, particularly agentic ones such as
conversational agents, robots, and virtual avatars, is reshaping our
understanding of home and domestic life. This shift highlights the complexities
of modern domestic life, with the household landscape now featuring diverse
cohabiting units like co-housing and communal living arrangements. These
agentic technologies present specific design challenges and opportunities as
they become integrated into everyday routines and activities. Our workshop
envisions smart homes as dynamic, user-shaped spaces, focusing on the
integration of these technologies into daily life. We aim to explore how these
technologies transform household dynamics, especially through boundary
fluidity, by uniting researchers and practitioners from fields such as design,
sociology, and ethnography. Together, we will develop a taxonomy of challenges
and opportunities, providing a structured perspective on the integration of
agentic technologies and their impact on contemporary living arrangements.
