/install
// one checkout, one bounded experiment, one fresh verdict
// what you're installing
AgentOps runs one bounded experiment from fixed intent to an independently judged, content-addressed verdict. The skills run inside your coding agent. The optional ao CLI supplies deterministic checks, inspection, and skill linking. Source: github.com/boshu2/agentops.
// core loop Plan → Implement → fresh Validate → durable verdict → report and stop.
// install
Use one canonical checkout or copy the skills directly.
// what the loop records
The current experiment and the optional knowledge layer have different jobs.
| surface | job |
|---|---|
| Beads or caller intent | the work, acceptance, decisions, and evidence references |
| .agents/ao/intents/sha256/ | the exact resolved intent bytes used by the run |
| .agents/ao/verdicts/sha256/ | the content-addressed PASS, FAIL, or NOT_PROVEN verdict |
| reviewed LLM wiki | optional reusable knowledge with links back to its sources |
Beads preserve the work trail. A reviewed LLM wiki preserves reusable knowledge and its sources. The wiki sits outside the binding loop and cannot change the verdict for current work.
// blast radius No daemon, scheduler, hosted control plane, retry controller, or delivery engine is required. AgentOps reports the verdict and stops. Your repository keeps its own Git, merge, release, and rollback policy.
// update and remove
Links make both operations explicit.
Unlinking leaves foreign skills, real directories, the AgentOps checkout, and project evidence untouched. Full day-two instructions live in the upstream install guide.
// first run
Give the loop one small, testable intent.
In your agent chat, invoke /rpi with a small change and its acceptance check. Plan fixes the intent. Implement builds once. A fresh Validate context checks the exact subject and writes PASS, FAIL, or NOT_PROVEN. Then the run stops.
Install AgentOps, run one experiment, inspect the verdict.