laude-institute/headlong
A Bash microharness for persistent agents whose dispatcher-owned wake clock, thought stream, trajectory DAG, recursive shell loop, and backoff policy expose the operating costs of agency between human requests.
Individuals and teams running one long-lived agent across terminal, web, Slack, or Telegram.
persistent agent runtime / terminal and web dashboard / Slack and Telegram bridges
The next thought is a scheduled systems event
The monolith writes a future wake epoch, the always-alive dispatcher turns it into a trajectory step, and a backoff policy decides how soon the agent should think again based on whether the last wake produced visible work, only a thought, an idle, or an error.
Reporting is still in progress.
This scope profile names the project's place in the field and one useful mechanism. It does not claim that every runtime boundary has been inspected.
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- Can persistent agency become measurably useful without turning rumination, shared context, and unattended shell access into permanent operating risk?
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