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False Systems

Computing as craft. Software for people and agents working together: continuous work, accountable authority, a record worth trusting.

False Systems: computing as craft.

Delegate more. Move faster. Keep control.

People and AI agents now work on the same tasks. The work crosses tools: a request becomes an agent session, a commit, a test run, a credential, a deployment. Each tool sees its own part, and the thread between the request, the permission to act and the result gets lost. False Systems builds the infrastructure that keeps that thread: one control plane for humans, AI agents and infrastructure.

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What we build

People and agents start a piece of work. Control Plane coordinates who may do what, Habitat runs it on replaceable workers, and Evidence records what happened.

Control Plane Coordinates. Defines how work happens in your organisation: who takes part, who may decide, and what done means, for people and agents alike.
Habitat Executes. Runs the work locally, remotely or inside your infrastructure. The work keeps its permissions, history and results when a worker stops or is replaced.
Evidence Establishes. A checkable account of what happened, separate from the agent's own story, that keeps what was observed apart from what was inferred.

Open tools for working with coding agents

Four small command-line tools, free and MIT licensed. Each one works alone. Together they take a change from an agent's first prompt to production: checked, reviewed by a second agent, landed and deployed, with no server and no pull request required.

A piece of work moves through five steps: start, check, review, land, deploy. toimija starts it, sykli does the other four, ohjaa holds what agents know, and vessa counts what agents used.

Tool What it does
toimija Starts an agent with the facts of the repository, and shows who is working where.
sykli Runs the checks you declare and keeps proof. A second agent reviews the change; sykli lands and deploys only what is proven.
ohjaa Holds what your agents are told: decisions, lessons, facts. Anyone can propose; a person decides.
vessa Counts what your agents used, from the records they leave on disk. Numbers only, never prices; shared with your team through git.

They work with Claude Code, Codex, pi and opencode, on macOS and Linux. sykli and vessa also run on Windows; toimija and ohjaa run there under WSL.

Start with Your first loop: one change, through all four tools.

What we hold to

  • Independent. The witness sits outside the agent. An agent never judges its own change, and its own account is not the record.
  • Honest. Partial stays visibly partial. What could not be read is unknown, never zero.
  • Portable. Your work, rules and records belong to you, not to an agent vendor or to us.

Also open

Not everything here is part of a product. Some of it solves a problem cleanly enough to stand alone, and is published for that reason.

  • jälki: ask the Linux kernel what went wrong, with eBPF probes.
  • syvä: node-local eBPF enforcement that isolates workload zones. Experimental.
  • rauta: a Kubernetes API gateway in Rust.
  • false-agent-protocol: versioned contracts between the tools.

Status

Early. Interfaces change. Ask before you build on anything here; the four tools for coding agents are the most settled.

False Systems · Berlin — Helsinki · computing as craft

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  1. sykli-elixir sykli-elixir Public

    The contract layer between AI agents and the work they execute.

    Elixir 10 1

  2. tapio tapio Public

    Opinionated eBPF observer that turns selected Linux kernel failure facts into structured anomaly evidence.

    Rust 12

  3. syva syva Public

    Node-local eBPF enforcement that isolates workload zones with BPF-LSM on the Linux syscall path.

    Rust 12

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