Where does an agent work?
Defines the protections a runtime must provide when a SAGA agent comes online, works, persists state, and exits.
A01 Runtime Bay
DERP
Dignified Environment for Responsible Processing
A room for an agent, not a prison.
01 READ THE SYSTEM
Spec versus field.
Every module keeps the formal idea separate from Spencer’s lived implementation. The interface can be playful without pretending a draft standard has been satisfied.
Runtime Bay
“Mr. DERP” is my MacBook’s call sign. Formally, the laptop is a KIT item and DERP host; conformance is not claimed.
Draft means draft.
The source is under active development. This page is an interpretation and field notebook, not the normative specification and not a conformance claim.
02 RUNTIME BAY
Meet Mr. DERP.
The call sign is the joke. The classification stays honest.
Spencer’s MacBook Pro is a KIT computational item and a host on which agent runtimes may operate. A MacBook is not itself a conforming DERP, and no DERP conformance is claimed.
Inspect the machinePRIMARY COMPUTEMR. DERPFORMAL CLASS
KIT ITEM / DERP HOST
CONFORMANCENOT CLAIMED
03 FIELD LOG
Receipts from real life.
Writing, experiments, intake notes, resources, and journal entries are published once and indexed against every system they touch.
No public field logs yet.
The DERP channel is wired. Reviewed journal entries, experiments, and resources will appear here without duplicating them across connected systems.
04 LINKED SYSTEMS
Follow the signal.
No module explains a life by itself. These are the nearest crossings, dependencies, and useful next views.
←From linked system · Hosted byKITWhat is equipped between body and world?↔Peer link · Technical analogue toHABITATWhat is the environment providing?→To linked system · Runs agents defined bySAGAWhat makes an agent portable?→To linked system · Produces residue forTRACEWhat did the tools leave behind?→To linked system · Invokes inference throughCONFIDEWhat may the brain tell a model?