No Message Passed Between Them: ENGRAM Agents Coordinate Through Memory

The hard part of running a fleet was never spawning the agents or routing the tasks — your harness already does that. The hard part is what they know, and whether one agent’s finding can reach another without leaking to everyone. That is not a scheduling problem. It is a memory problem.

Seven isometric towers of different designs rising from a single glowing teal-to-amber network layer, each linked down into it — depicting many orchestrators sharing one governed memory substrate.

The Layer a Harness Can’t Own

The contest moved above the agent, onto the layer that orchestrates the fleet. But the layer that actually wins isn’t the orchestrator — it’s the governed memory underneath it, the one thing a harness can’t own about itself.