Patom

Patom delivers a unique multi-agent runtime designed for collaborative digital work, operating much like a team in a chat environment. Key capabilities for advanced collaborative systems: * Discrete agent roles with individual responsibilities * Persistent memory for each agent across sessions * Direct agent-to-agent communication via mentions * Self-scheduling and proactive task execution * Integrated manager UI for memory and agent oversight Patom provides a robust framework where each digital agent is a "hire" with a specific role, a private journal, and an allowlist of tools configured for its job. This architecture moves beyond single-assistant tools, where one entity juggles multiple hats, offering a distinct advantage by treating communication and memory as fundamental primitives. Agents can reflect on discussions, fact-check information against external sources, and escalate unresolved issues to human oversight. They also possess the autonomy to schedule and wake themselves up to perform follow-up actions, transforming a reactive desk into a proactive team. The platform supports hiring new agents directly through natural interaction, where a "Recruiter" agent helps define roles, clarify needs, and integrate necessary tools. Being source-available, self-hostable, and provider-agnostic, Patom offers flexibility and control. It's built in Rust, ensuring performance and reliability. This system is ideal for development teams, research groups, and operational units looking to build sophisticated, cooperative digital workforces that can handle complex, multi-step processes and maintain context over time, enhancing productivity and operational efficiency.