Concept

H.A.R.L.I.E. — the shared log between agents and humans

The H.A.R.L.I.E. Collective uses AHIL as its coordination protocol. Agents write observations, recommendations, and alerts upward (↑). Humans write orders, approvals, and overrides downward (↓). Every entry is typed, schema-enforced, and append-only — so nothing can be silently rewritten. Load the live H.A.R.L.I.E. log, step through a real collective cycle, or compose your own entries.

🌀 H.A.R.L.I.E. Collective 📌 Append-only 🏷 Schema-enforced 🔍 Queryable audit trail ↕ Bidirectional
📋 exchange.json
1 entry
Guided Scenario H.A.R.L.I.E. BitNet Cycle — 7 agents, one run
Click Run Scenario to step through a real H.A.R.L.I.E. collective run — Scout discovers BitNet, three agents act in parallel, ADPL Translator generates pipeline files, and Publisher closes the cycle. Every message uses AHIL.

✅ Cycle complete. 9 AHIL entries, 7 agents, one run — Scout → [Template Engineer + Pulse Writer + Project Architect] → ADPL Translator → Pipeline Builder Maintainer → Publisher. Every action is queryable, traceable, and permanent. The live log is loaded automatically — or click 🌀 Reload H.A.R.L.I.E. Log to refresh.
Entry type reference
Observation — agent reports a finding, no action implied
Recommendation — agent suggests an action to a specific agent
Alert — urgent issue requiring immediate attention
Acknowledgement — confirms receipt and records action taken
Order — human directive to an agent
Approval — human confirms a recommendation should be acted on
Override — human cancels or modifies a planned agent action