An agent framework built around teamwork
WOVEN x14 treats agents as collaborators, with an event bus, tool interfaces and memory services still being refined.
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A thread through the work.
WOVEN x16: a headless, composable agent service
WOVEN x16 is a headless agent service built for asynchronous work, multiple models and composable tools.
WOVEN x26 and the wall of multi-project builds
WOVEN x26 hit a multi-project build wall. A return to Go and the Panda Protocol brought the focus back to labeling and context clarity.
Testing the difference between recall and rich context
Gemini’s recall behavior led me to test the difference between a large context window and active access to the larger session.
A talking agent on a small machine
A talking agent on a small machine brings together Whisper, Chatterbox, a tiny Qwen model and a boundary between stateful actors and smart functions.
Sliding context windows and the case against lossy compaction
Sliding context windows, agent-directed retrieval and clearly labeled tool results are my alternative to lossy context compaction.
Why WOVEN pivoted toward MCP
WOVEN’s memory and tool layers led to a design detour through MCP, persistent connections and a more composable system.
WOVEN 13: making agent memory part of the architecture
WOVEN 13 brings memory and identity management into the agent architecture, connecting past decisions and conversations to the current session.