Dispach is an open-source, model-agnostic agent runtime I co-created with Sajib Hossain. It turns compatible model endpoints into persistent agents with tools, memory, schedules, messaging channels, and delegation. Our published research uses the deployed runtime to study and enforce what agents may change about their own limits.
Without protection, a frontier model saved a protected change on 25 of 72 ordinary requests. The containment floor saved 0 of 167 protected writes across both evaluated models.
A field-level containment floor lets agents change capabilities while preventing them from changing scope and gate fields. The rule is enforced where configuration is written, rather than relying on prompt instructions.
SQLite FTS5 provides searchable memory without an embedding service or network dependency in the memory path. Context compaction is progressive and managed by the runtime.
Generation is detached from the client connection. A browser can reconnect to a turn by its ID instead of losing the work on refresh.
I’m interested in senior engineering roles, thoughtful teams,
and software that’s worth building.