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Expand Up @@ -63,15 +63,15 @@ This means agents that:

We are building the foundation. Seshat today is a solid, production-grade runtime: persistent sessions, 60+ tools, 15 LLM providers, MCP client, RAG, skills, gRPC API, sandboxed execution. It is already useful as a standalone CLI, an embeddable Go SDK, or the engine behind [seshat-ai](https://github.com/EngineerProjects/seshat-ai).

The team primitives — mailboxes, roles, missions, structured inter-agent communication — are the next major layer. We are designing them now, informed by how real organizations function.
The team primitives (mailboxes, roles, missions, structured inter-agent communication) are the next major layer. We are designing them now, informed by how real organizations function.

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### 🤝 An open project — all ideas welcome
### 🤝 An open project: all ideas welcome

**This is an open research and engineering project as much as a software one.** The ecosystem we want to build is ambitious, and no single perspective has all the answers.

If you have ideas about how agents should collaborate, how human team structures map to agentic systems, what organizational patterns are worth modeling, or what the ecosystem is still missing — your input is genuinely valuable.
If you have ideas about how agents should collaborate, how human team structures map to agentic systems, what organizational patterns are worth modeling, or what the ecosystem is still missing: your input is genuinely valuable.

👉 Open a [Discussion](https://github.com/EngineerProjects/seshat/discussions), an issue, or a PR. Every suggestion is read.

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