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mythos-stack-demo

Status: nightly run is green — see the Actions tab. Each run verifies the signed mandate, produces and verifies a SHA-256 work receipt, and seals the session into an attestation bundle. Remaining: on-chain broadcast of the attestation (Base Sepolia) and swapping the model-free stand-in for the live aeon agent.

An autonomous agent that runs on a schedule, spends within a signed mandate, writes code that is hash-verified, and seals every session as an attestation on Base. This repo is the working demonstration of that pipeline.

What it will contain

  • a scheduled GitHub Actions workflow that runs the agent unattended
  • agent tool access routed through mythos-sentinel — every payment, shell, file, and network call gated by policy
  • a signed EIP-712 spend mandate the agent cannot widen or talk itself out of
  • code tasks executed through mythos-router — every claimed file change verified against the disk with SHA-256 receipts
  • a session attestation committed at the end of each run

The morning-after artifact: one receipt trail showing what ran, what changed, what it spent, and the authorization that allowed it.

How it's wired

.mcp.json exposes exactly one MCP server to the agent: the Sentinel proxy. Everything else (filesystem tools, payment servers) lives behind it as upstreams in mythos.policy.json — one guarded door, no side entrances. The policy ships strict: unknown tools need approval, payments need a signed mandate, daily cap enforced from Sentinel's own ledger.

Roadmap to working

  • scheduled workflow skeleton
  • sentinel proxy wired into the agent's MCP config
  • signed mandate committed
  • router receipts in the loop
  • first attested session
  • aeon as the agent runner
  • first attested unattended aeon run

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Gate the action, prove the work, commit the record. A working demo of the Mythos stack — in progress.

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