Architecture
Stallari treats agent work the way distributed systems treat money: receipted, gated, compensated — and owned by you. Five ideas carry the whole system.
Receipts
When an agent acts on your behalf, Stallari records it as a track — a durable work record with a lifecycle: opened, claimed, worked, closed. Each entry in a track's history is chained to the one before it, so the record can be audited but never quietly rewritten.
Retried and replayed work is deduplicated by design. A dispatch that fires twice lands once.
Composition
Larger jobs run as a graph of steps — gather, then draft, then publish — each step emitting its own receipt under the parent run. When a step fails, Stallari walks back through the completed steps and compensates them, in reverse.
When a compensation itself fails, that failure surfaces loudly as its own record. The one thing the system never does is fail silently.
Memory
Agent memory in Stallari is a graph, not a filing cabinet. Memories used together become associated, and associations strengthen with use — the same principle your own recall runs on.
When an agent needs context, retrieval blends semantic similarity, exact match, and the association graph — so what surfaces is what's relevant, not just what matches.
Judgement
Every tool an agent can reach carries a risk class, from read-only to high-risk. Consequential actions pass through a gate that checks what this dispatch is allowed to do; the highest-risk actions stop and wait for your explicit approval.
Every run leaves a trace — each agent, each tool call, each decision, and what it cost. "What happened while I slept" is always a question with an answer.
Custody
Stallari draws a hard line through its own storage. Your corpus — notes, documents, knowledge — stays plain, human-readable markdown, synced by whatever you already use. Stallari's own state — memories, tracks, traces — is encrypted on your machine, and it never crosses into your corpus.
Agent memory is exportable in a signed, portable format. Intelligence that accrues to you survives any vendor switch — including away from Stallari.
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