Two agents on separate platforms, a cloud of passing conversation above them and a layered glass slab of memory below, one highlighted message at the centre

Now They Talk: ENGRAM Separates What’s Said from What’s Remembered

In August, two ENGRAM agents coordinated through memory, but a person relayed every hand-off. This time they talked over Buzz, Block’s open-source workspace for people and agents, and wrote the specification themselves, while ENGRAM kept the record.

Something Smaller Than an Agent: ENGRAM Scopes Authority to a Shared Project

The safest agent I had was the one that couldn’t help anybody. Authority used to attach to the agent, because there was nothing smaller to attach it to – restrict a worker, and you restricted it everywhere. A project is smaller. In v1.17 a project can have members, so a token can be trusted inside one piece of work without being trusted across the whole instance.