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    windoliver/README.md

    Agent Systems Stack

    Open-source work on agent context, runtime, and collaboration.

    Nexus · Koi · Grove

    These repos are meant to fit together as one stack, not as isolated experiments.

    The Stack

    LayerProjectWhat it is
    Data planeNexusFilesystem/context plane for agents. Shared paths, memory, storage, and connectors behind one interface.
    RuntimeKoiAgent operating system. Declarative agents, tools, channels, middleware, governance, and safe self-extension.
    CollaborationGroveContribution graph for asynchronous multi-agent work: contribute, review, reproduce, and adopt without forcing everything through one branch.

    How It Fits Together

    Nexus gives agents a shared world to read, write, and search.
    Koi runs agents inside that world with stronger safety, orchestration, and control.
    Grove coordinates work across many agents, artifacts, and parallel lines of investigation.

    Nexus -> shared files, memory, and context
    Koi -> execution, governance, and orchestration
    Grove -> collaboration, review, and adoption
    

    Where To Start

    1. Start with Koi for the runtime model and overall architecture.
    2. Try Nexus for the most concrete hands-on entry point.
    3. Read Grove for the collaboration model and contribution graph.

    Current Status

    All three projects are early and evolving quickly.

    • Nexus is in beta and already usable as a local or daemon-backed filesystem/context plane.
    • Koi is an active runtime prototype and architecture-heavy buildout.
    • Grove is in Phase 1: protocol plus local implementation.

    What I Care About

    • Durable memory and a coherent data plane for agents
    • Safe, inspectable runtimes instead of black-box autonomy
    • Collaboration through explicit artifacts and graphs, not hidden state

    Feedback

    Issues, ideas, and experiments are welcome.
    Open an issue in the relevant repo if something is unclear or broken.

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