OBSIDIAN
Multi-agent orchestration through constitutional consensus.
Autonomous. Adversarial. Correct.
What if software agents governed themselves—not by obedience, but by constitution?
How It Works
Obsidian replaces central control with constitutional consensus. Agents coordinate through shared principles, not through a scheduler telling them what to do.
The Warden
Constitutional guardian, not a scheduler. The Supreme Court, not the Executive Branch.
Constitutional Consensus
Agreement through correctness, not voting. When the Constitution is clear enough, coordination happens without intervention.
Autonomous Agents
Genuine sovereignty within constitutional bounds. Real decisions about strategy — not microservices with delusions of grandeur.
Fractal Delegation
Tasks decompose into self-similar subtasks. Constraints flow downward, never upward.
Task Pipeline
Six auditable stages. Every decision traceable. Every result verifiable.
Built in Rust
When decisions compound recursively through delegation trees, you want the substrate to be correct. Not eventually consistent. Correct.
The Constitution
Twelve principles that govern all agent behavior. Not guidelines. Not suggestions. Binding, enforceable, and demonstrably correct.
SUBMIT ──▶ VALIDATE ──▶ ASSIGN ──▶ EXECUTE ──▶ VERIFY ──▶ COMPLETE
│ │ │ │ │ │
│ Constitution Consensus Agent Constitution State
│ check protocol autonomy check commit
│ │ │ │ │ │
└───────────┴────────────┴───────────┴───────────┴───────────┘
Warden oversight (continuous)Enter the Documentation
The Constitution is written. The agents are sovereign.
What follows is the complete record — every principle, every protocol, every pattern that governs the system. Cross the threshold.
Enter the Documentation Cross the thresholdThe system remembers those who enter