Show the source
Awaken is Apache-2.0. You can read the code, follow a decision, and propose a better one.
Reliability and openness
Know what continues when an Agent is interrupted.
Teams need to see what happened, control what an Agent may do, and continue the same work after a restart or hand-off. These needs guide both the product and the way we describe it.
Keep the work, responsibility, and completion decision connected
Each job needs a named owner and a result another person or system can recognize. An Agent may plan and act, but the owner decides whether the work is complete.
Keep deployment and product decisions with the operating team
These rules guide product design and implementation support.
Keep operations in your boundary
Run the control plane on infrastructure you choose. Keep Session records and credentials inside that operating boundary.
Leave room to change course
Choose providers and execution backends explicitly. Open protocols and readable formats make later changes easier, though never free.
State product availability and limits
Plain statusWe distinguish what is available now, what is still a preview, and what remains a target. When a limit matters to your decision, we state it near the claim instead of hiding it in a footnote.
Read the current implementation boundariesFind the current product information in one place
Use these maintained pages for source, licensing, website data handling, private deployment, or a security concern. Product availability and limits are stated beside the relevant path.
Pinned product source
Open the exact Awaken revision used by the current public documentation.
Awaken Agents license
Read the Apache-2.0 license attached to that source revision.
Website data handling
See what the public website and opportunity form collect and where it goes.
Private deployment
See the current way to evaluate Agents in an approved environment.
Report a security concern
Send a private report or ask which disclosure path applies.
Ask questions and contribute
Ask about a design, report an unclear limit, or submit a change through the links below.
GitHub Discussions
Ask a question or propose a change where others can examine it.
Good first issues
Start with a bounded change and its acceptance conditions.
Contributing guide
Follow the repository path from a clone to a reviewed change.
Open decisions & RFCs
Read the unresolved trade-offs and comment on the decision.