Bounded authority
Only FORGE can deploy, and its work cannot self-clear.
13 core specialistsUnlimited derived expertise
Thirteen foundations.
Expertise that grows.
Send one brief. The council routes it to the right expert, challenges assumptions with logic, applies release gates, learns from successful processes, and can create named specialists for future work.
- 13
- governed core identities
- 3
- challenge rounds
- ∞
- derived registry
COUNCIL
HELM
Synthesis layer
FORGE
AEGIS
SOURCE
COMPASS01RouteBest-fit expert selected
→
02ChallengeCross-domain objections
→
03GateSecurity and quality checks
→
04SynthesizeOne explicit decision
→
05Learn & spawnProgress and new expertise
Core identity · bounded autonomy
Meet the council
Each agent owns a discipline, a defined mandate, and clear escalation limits.
Assembling the council…
Live decision workspace
Convene the council
Your brief is routed autonomously. Supporting agents are selected by relevance, not by hand.
Council output
Ready when you are
The routed experts, debate record, gate status, and HELM synthesis will appear here.
Persistent expertise · governed inheritance
Agent Foundry
Create a specifically named agent from one or several original disciplines. The registry has no application-level total limit; each request and council task may create only one agent, and no derived agent inherits deployment authority.
Derived agent registry
No registry loaded
Load the protected registry or create the first named specialist.
Designed for accountable autonomy
Disagreement is a feature.
The council preserves objections instead of flattening them into false consensus. Every material revision, gate, and unresolved issue remains traceable.
Independent challenge
Reviewers assess the draft strictly within their own domain.
Evidence by default
D1 records routing, drafts, objections, revisions, and gates.
Measured self-improvement
Every agent begins at 0%; only successful governed cycles advance progress and record what was learned and how it will be applied.