Every agent starts from zero. It doesn't know what you decided yesterday, what you were debugging before lunch, or why you picked Postgres over SQLite. You re-explain. You repeat yourself. You lose momentum. The Intent Computer fixes this with a context graph that remembers, a skill graph that acts, and intent capsules that package everything an autonomous agent needs to run on its own.
What you want to happen.
capsule.yaml — a manifest that declares the goal, the skills, and the schedule. Everything else follows from this.
What the agent knows, who it is, and how it works.
SKILL.md files, identity.md, ~/Mind/ vault — methodology as natural language, identity as prose, memory as a filesystem-backed graph.
What makes it run.
The heartbeat scheduler, Agent Browser, Claude Code or Shelley — trigger evaluation, skill execution, autonomous decision-making between sessions.
Where it lives.
An exe.dev VM, your MacBook, a Linux server, a Docker container — persistent disk, a scheduler, and network access. The capsule doesn't care which.
Context graphs, skill graphs, and the intent loop — how your agent gets persistent memory, composable capabilities, and autonomous decision-making.
/system →Portable seeds that deploy autonomous agents. A manifest, an identity, skills, and a vault — everything an agent needs to run on any substrate.
/capsules →Declare the intent. The computer handles the rest.
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