AGENTS & TEAMS
// recruit specialists, run them concurrently, stay in command
Recruiting
New agents come through the Recruitment Bay. Each recruit has a dossier — class, loadout, personality, and the skills it ships with. A short interview at creation shapes what the agent knows about you and your goals; the dossier keeps growing as you work together.
Classes and archetypes
StarNet ships a roster of built-in classes (researcher, builder, marketer, analyst, and more), each with a loadout tuned to its job. None are gated — every archetype is available from the start, and every agent draws on the station's shared gear.
The dossier learns you
The dossier isn't static config — it's a living study of its commander. Agents notice patterns in how you work and what you approve, and propose beliefs ("prefers a working demo over a written spec"); each proposal is yours to accept or strike, and the full ledger of what your crew believes about you is readable and editable at any time. Ratings you give on finished work feed a taste profile, so delivery style converges on what you actually value. Nothing is learned behind your back: proposals are explicit, and struck beliefs stay struck.
The model is a roster property
Each agent is pinned to a model on the roster — not per-chat. Put your heavy reasoning model on the architect and a fast cheap model on the intern, and route work accordingly. Swap an agent's model at any time in its dossier.
Concurrency
Each additional bay or specialist you place can run concurrently — genuinely distinct, bounded agent runs, not one queue wearing costumes. Teams can spawn sub-workers for a task and fold their results back. The conveyor carries real work items between rooms.
COMMS
The COMMS window is command: talk to any agent, stream its work live, approve consequential actions, and answer the (rare, bounded) clarifying question before a big task commits. When an agent needs a decision it asks once with concrete choices — it can't ask and quietly mutate things at the same time; the harness blocks write tools until the question is settled.