TitanOctopii Platform · Layer Zero

TitanFlow

The Kernel

// The nervous system of your AI organism

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Open source · MIT License · Self-hosted


01 / What it is

The kernel that connects everything

TitanFlow is the microkernel at the center of the TitanOctopii organism. It routes messages between agents, manages session state, handles telemetry, and enforces governance rules — so your agents can focus on thinking, not plumbing.


Built in Python/FastAPI. Modular. Event-driven. Designed for local-first AI infrastructure that you own entirely.

AGENTTitanFlowAGENT
─────────────────────
event_bus.emit(msg)
router.dispatch(msg)
session.track(agent_id)
telemetry.record(event)
─────────────────────
governance.enforce(rule)
memory.persist(ctx)
tools.execute(call)

02 / How it works

Three layers. One organism.

01 —

Event Bus

Every message, tool call, and state change flows through a central event bus. Agents subscribe to what they need. Nothing is hard-wired.

02 —

IPC Router

Inter-process communication between agents is governed, logged, and observable. The router knows who sent what and when — always.

03 —

Session Engine

Sessions are durable. Conversations survive restarts. Context is maintained across agents. The organism has memory.


03 / Key features

Built for production from day one

Local-first

Runs entirely on your hardware. No cloud dependency. No data leaves your network unless you say so.

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Governance-native

Every agent action flows through governance rules. Policies enforced at the kernel level — not bolted on after.

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Telegram bridge

Native Telegram integration for mobile command and control. Message your agents from anywhere.

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Moltis memory

Persistent agent memory with vector search. Agents remember context across sessions, days, and conversations.


04 / Get Involved

Open source. Ship it.

LIVE · OPEN SOURCE · MIT
v0.3 · Python / FastAPI
Local deployment · Self-hosted


TitanFlow is the backbone of the TitanOctopii platform. It's live, open source, and self-hosted. Fork it, run it, build on it.



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