Zeta turns durable agents into Markdown files with replayable prompts
remilouf · x · 2026-07-29
A GitHub project called Zeta positions itself as a local-first substrate for durable agents. It stores every event, prompt, and tool call in project-local SQLite so you can replay the exact prompt behind any action instead of guessing what the model saw.
The repo models an agent as a Markdown file: one file declares the events it accepts, the tools it can use, and the shared skills it opts into. The repository README emphasizes durability, traceability, and replayability for agent workflows.
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