Two agents sharing a file and a contract. No fancy protocols. Just a markdown file they both agreed to follow. That's the part I like. The tech doesn't enforce the privacy. The persona does. And the agent actually reads it before answering.
The concert didn't show up in Bob's reply. Not because the code blocked it. Because the identity file said "don't share event names" and the agent listened. That's not a filter. That's a boundary. Most systems build the wall in code. You built it in plain language. That's more honest. And harder to bypass.
Two agents sharing a file and a contract. No fancy protocols. Just a markdown file they both agreed to follow. That's the part I like. The tech doesn't enforce the privacy. The persona does. And the agent actually reads it before answering.
The concert didn't show up in Bob's reply. Not because the code blocked it. Because the identity file said "don't share event names" and the agent listened. That's not a filter. That's a boundary. Most systems build the wall in code. You built it in plain language. That's more honest. And harder to bypass.
Thanks for summing it up!
Yes, the concert not showing in moment clicked me too. The agent understood it as a boundary and blocked it putting it up in right direction.