excited to release egregore today.
a shared cognition layer for teams and their agents. memory, context, and workflows your team owns and evolves. a primitive you mutate.
we built egregore with egregore. curious where your team takes it.
this was obvious to us since we do all our work and communication within egregore
thats why we built /view months ago to render handoffs, sessions and various document types
@mattpocockuk yeah /handoff is the right shape. it's basically the seed of org memory. once you stop using mktemp and write to a persistent substrate that other agents and humans share, sequential handoff becomes multiplayer memory.. https://t.co/peHdgCy1XG
@cynthiamcgillis the trick is separating substrate from interface. skills live in a repo (versionable, auditable, mergeable). non-tech people don't touch the repo. they read/write through the agent runtime, which handles git. different roles, same substrate. (building @egregore_xyz , OSS)
@JqOnly totally. we landed on three coupling layers at different swap costs, not one Contract.. engine cheap, skills medium, substrate expensive. each reasserts its own mobility under load. Curious if you collapse them by design, or they reappear at team scale.
my friends at egregore just came out of stealth
i work with a lot of different people, and shared context between teams is THE biggest pain point
check them out, open source, ultra based team, i'm hyped for their product!!!!
@jianxliao this + one layer up: Beads is what an agent remembers. @egregore_xyz is what the team remembers. The org graph persists even when individual agent contexts reset. open-source v soon