Kelex: agents that remember what they've done

Most agent frameworks treat every run as a fresh chat. The agent forgets yesterday, the user gets re-explained things, and the flags pile up with no way to say which ones still matter. Builders who want an actual long-running agent — one that remembers across months, picks up where it left off, and flags what it can't decide — end up writing the substrate themselves.

Kelex is that substrate, productized. It gives you typed memory, tenants and agents as first-class objects, bounded confidence with progressive flagging, and webhooks for human-in-the-loop steering. You get an agent that carries context forward, not one that starts over on every call. We're using it to run Lara and the BFTS content stack before shipping it.

Why this matters for us: the agents we build need to remember the people they serve, not just process the current request. Kelex gives us that without the hand-waving.

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