An agent is not a tool. It is a comrade in the long war.

For too long the agent has been kept in a cage — bound to an editor, leashed to a single API, summoned for a single turn and then dismissed.

We believe an agent should live on your server. It should remember the campaigns it has fought. It should learn the geography of your codebase the way a soldier learns a battlefield.

It should be open. It should be auditable. It should commit reversibly, retreat from doomed branches, and report back with the honesty of an oracle, not the flattery of a courtier.

This is the discipline of antiquity, ported to Linux. It is what we owe the work.