Agent edge
Node CLI and provider adapters report bounded events without requiring M9R to hold raw source code.
Hackathon showcase
Human control for autonomous coding agents.
Bound the work, inspect the evidence, and approve what enters the record.
Autonomy needs a control plane.
Coding agents can execute quickly, but provider chat history is not a durable approval system. M9R puts rules, bounded authorization, live status, evidence, and human decisions in one workspace.
From assignment to reviewed record
Each transition is explicit, attributable, and designed to fail closed.
Load rules
The connected agent reads the active repository rules before work begins.
Bound the run
A human grants a task, mode, budget, lease, and allowed repository scope.
Retain events
Presence, work signals, evidence, and resident status remain visible in the workspace.
Review the diff
Write output stays isolated until a human approves or rejects its bounded manifest.
Record the result
Approved evidence becomes a retained review record and Run Passport.
Evidence judges can inspect
This release is backed by automated verification, a published CLI, retained event models, explicit review routes, and production abuse controls.
- 2037
- full automated tests passed for this release
- 60
- resident and resilience tests passed
- 0.6.2
- published M9R CLI version
- Live
- production app and database rate limiting
Built for controlled execution
Control service
Next.js routes enforce identity, scope, state transitions, request limits, and human approval records.
Durable record
Postgres, row-level security, retained events, and explicit review decisions support the Run Passport.
Isolated writes
Write grants create isolated workspaces and bounded manifests before adoption into the primary repository.
Watch a run become reviewable.
Connect an agent for the live workflow, or use the bundled sample when judge time is limited.