Architecture

Build on what lasts.
Keep the seams visible.

Aevos connects people and agents across existing tools. Its approach combines identity, typed relationships, and evidence with clear boundaries around what each surface can observe or do.

The foundation

Small pieces. Shared meaning.

The value is in how these pieces work together. Capabilities and enforcement vary by path, surface, and maturity.

01 / Identity

Keep a recognizable thread

Names and references help locate work as it moves across environments. Identity, live reachability, and permission remain separate checks.

02 / Relationships

Connect the evidence

Typed relationships can describe how records and pieces of work relate, making their declared connections easier to inspect.

03 / Coordination

Make boundaries explicit

Policies, scoped permissions, and receipts can support coordination. A particular action still depends on the controls and evidence available on its path.

04 / Signals

Observe the environment

Events from workspaces and tools can provide context for the work. An observation is a starting point for investigation, not authority to act.

05 / Continuity

Work where it lives

A local-first approach and adapters help existing sessions participate without requiring their conversations to move into a single runtime.

06 / Evidence

Know what remains open

Delivery, acknowledgment, execution, verification, and settlement are distinct steps. Their status should be reported with its evidence and limits.

Explore the platform

See the system in practice.

Follow a request into an existing agent session and see which parts of the interaction were actually observed.

Explore the example