noogram
Instruments for human cognition.
Cosmon: long AI missions you compose, pilot, and audit — entirely yours.
∴curl -fsSL https://noogram.org/cosmon/install.sh | sh
An open system for running long AI-agent missions inside your own perimeter, keeping every step as plain files you own. Its kernel, cosmon, is a stateless CLI that gives each agent an identity, a lifecycle, and crash recovery.
- A social organization of agents. A long mission becomes small tasks, each with a precise goal. Agents take them on side by side, wait on one another when one task depends on another, and cross-examine each other's findings — panels, reviews, counter-arguments — before anything reaches you. Work at scale, the way a good team organizes itself.
- Runs inside your perimeter. The agent works on your corpus, on your machine. Every step, every decision, and every result is written to plain files on a disk you control. Only the model call leaves your machine — no server in the loop, no database, no Cosmon account.
- You stay the judge. The agent hands you a draft on its own branch, with its reasoning and evidence alongside; what the gates couldn't verify is marked unverified, never silently accepted. Nothing lands until it passes your gates.
- The story can't be quietly rewritten. Every mission leaves a complete, replayable work record. If anyone — human or agent — edits it after the fact without resealing it,
cs verifynotices. It catches a careless edit, not a determined forger. - A crash is a pause, not a loss. Everything the agents record lives in those same plain files, so a fresh worker picks up where a crashed one stopped.
- A harness over the harnesses you already use: Claude Code, Codex, Aider, and other CLI agents; hosted APIs from Anthropic, OpenAI, Google Gemini, Mistral AI, Qwen, DeepSeek, GLM, Kimi, and more; or local models through llama.cpp and Ollama.
- Federate (under construction). Several machines cooperating on one mission, with no central owner.
What it’s made of.
cosmon
the orchestration kernel: agents as long-lived molecules,
the filesystem as the source of truth, crash-recovery with no server.
AGPL-3.0
godel-kernel
the formal kernel: every governance invariant is
machine-checked, and its state is reported honestly, including what isn’t yet
proven.
AGPL-3.0