The runtime under everything else.
An OS kernel for AI work: orchestration, persistent memory, per-person agents, and human approval gates. The layer that turns your stack into one coherent surface.
- Kernel
- Event loop
- Memory
- L1 → L5
- Policy
- Human-gated
Not a router.
A real event loop.
Most AI tools are prompt-over-HTTP. The Fielded kernel runs a continuous loop — monitor, detect, plan, execute, review — with conflict resolution when two agents want the same resource.
- 01MonitorContinuously watches all connected tools and channels for signals.
- 02DetectIdentifies important triggers that require action, with confidence scoring.
- 03PlanDecomposes the task and routes to the correct user, tool, or sub-agent.
- 04ExecuteRuns the plan with observability — every step has a trace and a cost.
- 05ReviewValidates the outcome, asks for approval on mutations, writes to memory.
Five layers.
Nothing lost.
Memory isn't one database. It's a hierarchy — from what you said thirty seconds ago to what your sales team decided last quarter.
What the OS promises.
Identity
Agents act as people, not impersonations. Access, tone, and history travel together.
Determinism
Explicit plans with named steps. Re-runnable. Inspectable. Never hallucinated orchestration.
Reversibility
Writes to systems of record are approval-gated. Nothing irreversible without a human.
Portability
Your agents, memory, and workflows export as code. No lock-in, no vendor trap.
Observability
Every run has a trace, a cost, a latency, and an owner. Built for post-mortems.
Model agnostic
Swap frontier models, local models, or route by task. The OS outlives any single LLM.