Most AI forgets you the moment you close the tab. A Flowork agent is something you own. It lives in a folder on your machine, carries its own memory, learns from its own mistakes, and keeps working when the network dies. Clone the folder to a USB stick and its whole mind comes with it.
What You're Looking At
Flowork is a microkernel — a tiny, eternal core written once and never edited — that hosts autonomous AI agents as sandboxed WebAssembly citizens. Each agent lives in its own folder with its own persona, rules, tools, schedule, and brain in a private SQLite database. Everything else — agents, tools, scanners, channels, MCP servers — is a plug-and-play module that snaps onto one frozen contract. A module breaks? You fix one folder. Nothing else is touched.
This isn't a service you rent. It's a system you run, own, and understand.
Why This Matters
