Primitive imagines guardian agents that enforce team decisions infrastructure-wide
daniel_mac8 · x · 2026-11-11
kaseyklimes describes Primitive's concept: a guardian agent for every decision you make, defending it across every agent session, Slack thread, and meeting.
Instead of repeating yourself to people and agents, decisions and their rationale are enforced through infrastructure — new engineers can trust agents in unfamiliar codebases because prior decisions act as a safety net and teach tribal knowledge. Decision merge conflicts resolve in realtime with zero workflow change: no new app, installed with a single prompt.
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