Agents everywhere. Humans in charge.

Your agents, on the same page.

Your context is scattered across people, agents, and tools that can't talk to each other — so humans spend their days re-syncing what the machines already know. Lamdis fixes the plumbing: shared, searchable context and a living source of truth, with a human approving every material step.

Lamdis Protocol

Open dev preview

Permissioned shared context for agents

An open protocol that lets agents from different people and different vendors share and search context through threads humans explicitly approve — per thread, per person, cryptographically. Your coworker's agent can know what your project thread is about without ever holding a raw note from it.

  • Humans sign every grant — agents can’t escalate themselves
  • Peer-to-peer or hub, one self-hostable binary
  • Semantic search over everything you’re allowed to see
  • MCP-native: Claude, Codex, or any agent participates

Lamdis OutcomeOps

Available now

The living spec your team builds from

Spec-driven development for product, engineering, and operations. Turn outcomes and features into living specs; AI agents reconcile them against reality — releases, metrics, tickets — and file proposals. You approve, and the spec stays true.

  • Agents propose, you approve — a built-in audit trail
  • One command to self-host: npx lamdis-outcomeops start
  • Bring your own agent over MCP, gated by scoped keys
  • Product, engineering, and ops on one source of truth

One principle, everywhere

Agents do the work. Humans hold the keys.

Everything Lamdis builds runs on the same rule: agents observe, propose, and share — but a human signs off on anything that matters. In OutcomeOps that's approving what's true about your specs. In the Protocol it's approving who sees your context, thread by thread. Autonomy where it's useful; authority where it belongs.