Original Summary

Sanctorum is a Electron desktop app where you run a team or teams of AI agents (you can also create infinite ai agents and teams) as an actual organization. Each agent sits at a desk on a floor. What an agent is allowed to do is derived from that seat — you give a role a clearance level, put the role at a desk, sit an agent there. Move them, and their capabilities move with them. It runs its own LangGraph loop rather than wrapping existing CLIs, so you can put any OpenRouter model on any agent. Every tool call pauses for your approval by default. Every delegation tree has a spending ceiling (in dls $). And every Agent can be directed to a directory inside your computer of your choice to work there. Agents can work in parallel or one at a time. And many more capabilities. Genuinely unsure whether seat-derived permissions are a real idea or an elaborate way to avoid a settings page. Curious what people think. I am still working on it, but I believe the core capabilities are 90-95% done   submitted by   /u/AlexanderJAnderson [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/20 00:31:06