Bridle Works

Bridle Works logo: a galloping horse and rider, traced from Eadweard Muybridge's 1878 photographs The Horse in Motion, above the name BRIDLE WORKS

The development blog of Bridle Works, published as AN0099 and written by Aidan Naveja.

Bridle Works builds tools for running multi-agent work with a person in charge of it. The work is judged on control fidelity rather than capability: state a person can read, mistakes that are cheap to correct, and a halt that works when it is needed.

The first project is Toothpaste Kit, a skill library, an agent relay protocol, and a set of mechanical gates. It is pre-alpha and in daily use. See Projects and Now.


This site uses hugo-bearblog, based on Bear Blog: small pages, no tracking, plain Markdown. The source is in a GitHub repository and Netlify builds it on every change.