Mind is a modular, privacy‑first agentic meta‑system designed to orchestrate distributed subsystems, load dynamic blueprints, and execute autonomous workflows across heterogeneous hardware. It emphasizes sovereignty, transparency, and local‑first intelligence.
Mind is not a single agent — it is a meta‑architect.
It creates, supervises, and evolves agentic subsystems aligned with user meaning and values.
It blends distributed cognition, local‑first autonomy, and transparent orchestration into a coherent platform for personal intelligence.
Mind is built to empower individuals, not institutions.
Mind is composed of five core layers:
Defines Mind’s self‑description, metadata, capabilities, and versioning.
This is the anchor for introspection, logging, and external integrations.
Loads YAML‑based blueprints that describe:
- tasks
- workflows
- agent orchestration
- execution rules
Blueprints are the declarative heart of Mind.
Implements Mind’s thinking protocol:
- reasoning
- evaluation
- decision‑making
- context propagation
This layer transforms blueprints into actionable steps.
Agents are modular, pluggable units that perform actions:
- reading files
- sending notifications
- interacting with APIs
- running local scripts
- controlling hardware
Agents are stateless, composable, and sandboxed.
Coordinates:
- blueprint execution
- agent invocation
- cognitive loops
- logging and error handling
This is the execution engine of Mind.
mind/ core/ cognition/ agents/ blueprints/ config/ utils/ tests/ mind-env/ requirements.txt
Mind is designed to run on:
- Raspberry Pi
- macOS
- iOS Shortcuts
- distributed local hardware
All computation is local‑first.
Mind is built on three principles:
- Sovereignty — Your data, your hardware, your rules.
- Transparency — No hidden processes, no black boxes.
- Meaning — Systems should align with human values, not replace them.
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