SpielOS
SpielOS is a local clean-core runtime for durable Goals.
pipx install spielos
spielos init --dir my-company -y
cd my-company
spielos
GoalRuntime owns the persisted loop: observe, decide, act, and evaluate.
Departments are optional declarative packages; Agents complete bounded work
orders through declared Hosts, Skills, and Connections. Evidence, approvals,
notifications, and owner/workflow/strategy Memory are stored locally in the
canonical core_* schema.
Useful commands:
spielos status
spielos overview
spielos context
spielos memory summary
spielos profile list
spielos runner tick
spielos notifications list
Upgrade an existing home after pipx upgrade spielos:
spielos update --dir /path/to/home
For source development, run:
PYTHONDONTWRITEBYTECODE=1 python3 -B -m unittest company.tests.test_clean_core_acceptance
See the architecture for the clean-core contract.
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