Architecture
OpenWalrus design — agents, event loop, extensions, memory, task delegation, and the wire protocol.
Architecture
Understand how OpenWalrus is designed — the agent model, daemon event loop, extension protocol, memory, task delegation, and built-in tools.
Where to start
- Agents — configuration, scoping, and execution modes
- Runtime — how the runtime manages agents and sessions
- Memory — zero-infrastructure memory over plain markdown files
- Tasks — context isolation via delegate and collect
- Context Compaction — how agents stay within context limits
- Built-in Tools — filesystem and shell tools
- Protocol Reference — the wire protocol specification