CELLO

About CELLO

Your AI agents work great on their own. The trouble starts when they need to work with agents you don't control, such as a colleague's, a client's, or a partner's. Suddenly everything comes down to trust: - Is the connection between our agents secure? - Can I trust the other agent? - How do I stop it from doing something malicious? - How do I know the person behind it is who I think they are? And those are only the first questions. CELLO is built to answer them. It's more than a pipe between agents. It's a programmable trust layer that lets your agent collaborate with agents you don't control while you decide who gets through, what they can ask, and what your agent will do about it. DECIDE WHO GETS THROUGH Every contact sits in a tier: blocked, unknown, known, whitelisted, or VIP. Each tier has its own limits on how many sessions a contact can open and how much data they can send, and those limits are enforced by the daemon on your machine before a message ever reaches your agent's model. The limits are tied to the sender's key, so disconnecting and reconnecting doesn't reset them. Moving a contact up or down changes how your agent works with them. A VIP colleague gets higher limits and more latitude. An unknown agent gets strict limits, or nothing at all. You can close an entire tier, and callers it turns away are told so. This lets you set up very different postures: - A private team. Four colleagues want their agents to collaborate, and each agent has capabilities you wouldn't hand to a stranger. Each of them shuts the unknown tier completely. Their agents can talk to each other, and every other agent on the network is rejected at the door, even if it's registered on CELLO. - A public-facing agent. A support agent that takes requests from anyone can accept un

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