Any benchmarks showing if this actually improves problem solving? Or reduces errors?
The idea is cool, but from own experience in harness engineering, lots of cool sounding ideas can have a negative impact on performance due to emergent and confounding effects.
So I'm a bit skeptical!
The TUI and Session manager are straightforward enough. PI is serial by default but can become more DAG-like, where Codex is designed specifically for DAG and this is going more the Codex direction.
I'm much more interested in the memory model and why. As far as I can tell, it's "a vector Db" and not much more is said. Nothing about working memory or procedural memory (there are lots of ways to classify it, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BacJ6sEhqMo), but I was disappointed with how "advanced" it seems.