A team that survives between runs
Configure a collaborator once. Bring them back when it matters.
A Person is durable identity and configuration. A session is a real process. Agent Toolkit keeps those concepts separate so an offline Person never becomes a fake worker on your map.
Four connected concepts
Identity, behavior, responsibility and runtime.
They work together without collapsing into one object.
Reusable Toolkit behavior, such as reviewer or architect.
Your durable collaborator: identity, goal, preferences and appearance.
A real local runner, process and terminal bound to a project.
A temporary job such as planner, implementer or reviewer.
Real presence, real identity
When Lina works, you can find Lina.
Starting a Person creates a real session after you review project, runner, model, directory and budget. That session stays connected to its terminal. When it ends, the character leaves the project house; the configured Person remains in the roster.
- Choose a durable avatar and appearance
- Inspect project, model, runner and actual session state
- Open or stop the real PTY-backed session
- Import a Munder hire as a reviewable starting point; import never starts work
