What it does
- Turns a goal into a proposal with explicit scope and acceptance criteria.
- Gives an accepted work item a session with one accountable execution owner.
- Lets that owner delegate bounded tasks and bring the results into one candidate.
- Sends the preserved candidate to an independent verifier.
- Records my decision and keeps local import separate from review. Pushing and deploying remain outside this interface.
What was measured
The repository documents fixture-based checks of the session workflow. That is evidence about the implemented lifecycle, not a measured success rate for autonomous real-world work. I am not publishing a delivery-speed or reliability figure from it.
What I learned
I want acceptance to refer to an exact saved result. Separating the candidate, verification, and my decision makes it easier to tell what an agent actually accomplished and what still needs judgment.
Status
12 October 2026: archived. It reached a working prototype; active development is concentrated on Media Coordinator. The implementation remains a useful example for studying contained agent workflows. The source repository is private.