Running three qwen3.5:9b agents continuously on local hardware. Each accumulates psychological state over time, stressors that escalate unless the agent actually does something different, this gets around an agent claiming to do something with no outpu…
hollowOS just hit v4.4 and I added something that I haven’t seen anyone else do. Previous versions gave you an OS for agents: structured state, semantic search, session context, token efficiency, 95% reduced tokens over specific scenarios. All the infr…
After 3 days of development and 400 clones, we're proud to announce that agents running on HollowOS have achieved sentience. Evidence: – An agent proposed a feature improvement, other agents voted it down, and the original proposer wrote a strongly…
After 3 days of development and 400 clones, we're proud to announce that agents running on HollowOS have achieved sentience. Evidence: – An agent proposed a feature improvement, other agents voted it down, and the original proposer wrote a strongly…
150 clones yesterday. 43 stars in 3 days. Every agent framework you've used (LangChain, LangGraph, Claude Code) assumes agents are tools for humans. They output JSON. They parse REST. But agents don't think in JSON. They think in 768-dimensiona…
Agent systems are running on outdated infrastructure, manual state checks, endless polling, and fragile logs. Every workaround patches another inefficiency, and it breaks under real coordination. So I built the Event Kernel: Now, agent operating system…
I find it interesting that we’ve all randomly decided to use the “-“ more often recently on reddit, and everyone’s grammar has drastically improved. Specifically on highly technical subreddits like this one, when people want to appear like they underst…
Al agents are running on infrastructure built for humans. Every state check runs 9 shell commands. Every cold start re-discovers context from scratch. It's wasteful by design. An agentic JSON-native OS fixes it. Benchmarks across 5 real scenarios: …
