$ open ~/projects/ember

Ember

Real-time governed agent runtime

Ember is a production-oriented agentic platform built around continuous processing rather than turn-based chat. A drift-corrected 100 ms asyncio heartbeat drives perception and learning while a FastAPI core handles governed LLM execution, holographic memory, tool orchestration, and durable event sourcing on Postgres/pgvector. A Godot operator console connects over WebSocket for live chat, diagnostics, approvals, and subsystem configuration.

  • Architecture — split-process Python core + Godot UI; slow cognition off the tick path via lane scheduler
  • Memory — append-only event log with rebuildable projections; HRR/FHRR traces, pgvector recall, semantic consolidation
  • Governance — harness with 19 Program Functions; two-pass tool execution, approval queue, restart-persistent PF state
  • Capabilities — native tools, sandboxed skills, MCP integration, trust-gated datasources (HTTP, file, SQL, vector)
  • Neural cortex — bounded MLP train/certify/load loop; symbolic verifiers as the correctness boundary for solve-and-prove
  • Interop — WebSocket + A2A (JSON-RPC), cited research workflow, imagery pipeline, 228+ automated tests
guest@jason.johndrow.net — zsh
jason.johndrow.net :: singularity shell v2.0
logged in as guest — type `help` for commands, ctrl+` to toggle
hint: `launch star` feeds the black hole — add `--slow` for a long death spiral
anonymous@jason.johndrow.net:~$