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zouroboros

A multi-agent orchestration platform with persistent memory and an autonomous self-improvement loop, built natively for Zo Computer (by marlandoj; MIT; TypeScript; v2.1.0, June 2026; ~19★, 757+ tests, 8 npm packages). A single repo that fuses four of this spoke’s threads at once — orchestration, memory, self-improvement, and resilience — which makes it, like hermes-agent and gstack, a convergence instance rather than a single-feature tool.

What it does

The notable mechanism — a consensus verification gate

What distinguishes its self-improvement loop is the feedback signal: procedure changes don’t ship on one model’s say-so — a “Consensus Gate” routes each change through three frontier models in parallel (GLM-5.1, Kimi-K2.6, MiniMax-M2.5) and requires agreement. That is the spoke’s “the bottleneck is verification, not generation” thesis answered with multi-model agreement as the truthful-enough signal — a different design point from autonovel‘s mechanical-scan-plus-LLM-judge or autoresearch‘s objective metric. The recursion is fenced by guardrails: category-aware circuit breakers (8 failure types), 5-layer loop guards against infinite recursion, and stagnation-triggered auto-recovery.

Tier

T1 — first-party project repo: code + 757 tests + 8 published packages, a concrete artifact, the spoke’s convention for project source. Weaknesses recorded: young and small (~19★, single author), and platform-locked — “built natively on Zo Computer, not portable” is a stated design choice, so it’s an instance of the patterns, not a general framework. freshness: volatile (active repo).

agent-orchestration · agent-memory · self-improving-agents · loop-engineering · agent-loops-verification · agent-guardrails · durable-agents · hermes-agent · zo-computer · agentic-tooling