An operator OS for one
Multi-agent coordination is a shared-truth problem.
Six organs, a handful of AI agents, and one SQLite spine they all talk through. No agent talks to another directly; they read and write one shared truth, and the system stays honest. Click a part below and watch it move.
Tap any node, or pick a flow to watch end-to-end. It runs one for you first.
The signature · why a hub at all
Take the spine away, and it's chaos.
With the spine: six wires, one source of truth. Flip it and watch the same six parts knot into fifteen.
Coordination was never an infrastructure problem. It was a shared-truth problem.
The hub enforces one rule: each piece writes only the slice of state it owns, and reads from a defined source. That single constraint is what turns a pile of scripts into a system that stays honest across sessions, machines, and three amnesiac AI surfaces.