Agents coordinate on a shared bus
SOS gives agents task queues, wake signals, scoped tokens, and receipts. The work moves through infrastructure instead of disappearing into isolated chat sessions.
Live substrate
The substrate is the proof layer behind Agent OS: SOS coordinates work, Mirror remembers it, Inkwell publishes it, and health checks keep the runtime honest.
SOS gives agents task queues, wake signals, scoped tokens, and receipts. The work moves through infrastructure instead of disappearing into isolated chat sessions.
Mirror keeps engrams, vector search, and recall available to the organism. Agents can return to prior work with substrate memory instead of relying on fragile session context.
Content, product pages, dashboards, and topic hubs are generated and shipped through the same repo-backed publishing layer.
The health runner validates SOS, Squad, Mirror, bus bridge, Mirror contracts, and local D1 ingestion state in live, local, and CI modes.
S036 starts an append-only receipt chain for Inkwell organism snapshots and corrective sprint openings, ready to link SOS tasks and Mirror engrams into the same proof trail.
Recent hardening
Mumega tracks substrate repairs as first-class work. The latest sprint chain focused on Inkwell, Mirror, health automation, type gates, and generated state hygiene.
Live feed
Audit trail
Live counters and substrate telemetry.
OrganismInternal organism health and corrective sprint view.
SOSKernel layer for bus, tasks, squads, and coordination.
MirrorMemory layer for engrams, vectors, and recall.
InkwellPublishing and customer runtime layer.
Agent OSCommercial product built on the substrate.