Concepts
Understand the architecture and core ideas that make Seshat different.
The runtime, the platform layer, and the thesis behind organized agentic work.
ReadHow one runtime owns sessions, prompts, tools, permissions, and persistence.
ReadEntry surfaces like CLI, gRPC, HTTP, and SDK versus execution modes like execute, plan, and pair_programming.
ReadPersistent agent identities, mailbox transport, dispatcher routing, and the beginning of a real team runtime.
ReadSession persistence, compaction, durable memory, knowledge-graph memory tools, and retrieval-augmented generation.
ReadHow reusable skills shape behavior and how MCP servers extend the runtime with external tools, resources, and prompts.
ReadHow the tool surface and provider layer fit together across built-ins, external capabilities, and model providers.
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