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On November 4, 2026, Digital Life Kazik open-sourced Agent-Autoloop, an Agent automation system he had spent a year refining; the repository is at github.com/KKKKhazix/agent-autoloop. According to a report that day, the system's kernel is about 1,600 lines of code with no third-party dependencies, and is responsible only for receiving events, dividing work according to rules.json, dispatching it to Agents, and recording every step; events, Agents, notification channels, and code delivery are all split into plugins. The kernel has four built-in mechanisms: zero-consumption suspension, event sourcing, instruction-data separation, and hop-count circuit breaking; when Agents wake each other more than 8 levels deep, it automatically stops dispatching work. Another report the same day said the refactored version draws on the Pi minimalist kernel and Extensions design as well as the DeepSeek Harness "everything is a plugin" architectural philosophy, and that the subsequent CI system can also be made into a plugin, facilitating hot-swapping and secondary modification; Kazik said there are still minor BUGs in the early stage and welcomes Issues and PRs.
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Digital Life Kazik open-sources Agent automation system Agent-Autoloop
Digital Life Kazik has open-sourced his Agent automation system after a year of refinement, naming the project Agent-Autoloop. The new version draws on the Pi minimalist kernel and Extensions design as well as the DeepSeek Harness "everything is a plugin" architectural philosophy, extracting events, channels, Agent execution and more entirely into plugins; the CI system can also be made into a plugin later, facilitating hot-swapping and secondary modification. The author says there are still minor BUGs in the early stage and welcomes Issues and PRs.
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Kazik's Open-Source Agent Automation System Agent-Autoloop
Kazik (Digital Life Kazik) open-sourced Agent-Autoloop, an Agent automation system he had worked on for a year. The repository is at github.com/KKKKhazix/agent-autoloop. The kernel is about 1,600 lines of code with no third-party dependencies, and is only responsible for receiving events, dividing work according to rules.json, dispatching to Agents, and recording every step; events, Agents, notification channels, and code delivery are all split into plugins. The kernel has four built-in mechanisms: zero-consumption suspension, event sourcing, instruction-data separation, and hop-count circuit breaking. Among them, when Agents wake each other more than 8 levels deep, dispatching automatically stops.