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pulseed

v0.1.4

Published

AI agent orchestrator that gives existing agents the drive to persist — set a goal, and PulSeed observes, delegates, verifies, and loops until done.

Readme

PulSeed

Give your AI agents the drive to persist.

Website CI npm version License: MIT

Set a goal. PulSeed observes the world, finds the gap, generates the next task, delegates it to any AI agent, verifies the result, and loops — until done.

The project is documented for local use; follow the Quick Start steps to run PulSeed from source or as an installed CLI. For a guided walkthrough, see Getting Started.

Quick Start

1. Install PulSeed (Node.js 20+):

npm install -g pulseed

2. Set your API key:

export OPENAI_API_KEY=sk-...

# Or use Anthropic
# export PULSEED_LLM_PROVIDER=anthropic
# export ANTHROPIC_API_KEY=sk-ant-...

3. Set a goal and run:

pulseed goal add "Increase test coverage to 90%"
pulseed run
pulseed status

That's it. PulSeed assesses feasibility, decomposes the goal into measurable dimensions, delegates tasks to agents, and tracks progress automatically.

Using OpenClaw? Install the official plugin for seamless integration — see @pulseed/openclaw-plugin.

What is PulSeed?

PulSeed is a task discovery engine. You give it a long-term goal — "double revenue in 6 months," "keep my dog healthy" — and it pursues it autonomously. It observes, calculates the gap, generates tasks, delegates to AI agents, and verifies results. Then it loops.

PulSeed doesn't execute. It orchestrates. Every action is delegated to external agents (Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Browser Use, or your own adapter). PulSeed's only direct operations are LLM calls for reasoning and state file read/write.

PulSeed knows when to stop. It applies satisficing — when all goal dimensions cross their thresholds with sufficient evidence, the goal is complete. No runaway loops. No premature completion.

Why PulSeed?

  • Execution boundary — PulSeed never executes. It orchestrates and verifies. No runaway scripts.
  • Goal-driven, not prompt-driven — Set a long-term goal with measurable thresholds. PulSeed decomposes, delegates, observes, and loops.
  • Satisficing — Stops when "good enough." Prevents infinite loops and wasted compute.
  • Asymmetric trust — Failure costs 3x more than success rewards. Irreversible actions always require human approval.
  • Agent-agnostic — Works with any AI agent. Swap agents without changing goals.

Demos

Code Quality Goal

Goal = "Increase test coverage to 90% across the project"

PulSeed observes current coverage, identifies untested modules, delegates test writing to a coding agent, and verifies results with actual test runs.

See docs/usecase.md for full walkthroughs · Example goal config

Revenue Target

Goal = "Double monthly revenue within 6 months"

PulSeed tracks revenue metrics, identifies growth opportunities, delegates research and implementation tasks, and measures real outcomes.

See docs/usecase.md for full walkthroughs.

Health Monitoring

Goal = "Keep my dog healthy and happy"

PulSeed monitors health indicators, schedules vet checkups, tracks nutrition, and escalates to you when human judgment is needed.

See docs/usecase.md for full walkthroughs.

OpenClaw Integration

"Migrate all source files from CommonJS to ESM with TypeScript"

PulSeed detects the goal in your OpenClaw conversation, spawns agent sessions, tracks file-by-file migration progress, and auto-completes when done.

See docs/usecase.md for full walkthroughs.

How It Works

The core loop runs at each goal node:

Observe → Gap → Score → Task → Execute → Verify → Loop
  1. Observe — 3-layer evidence collection (mechanical checks, LLM review, self-report)
  2. Gap — quantify how far current state is from the goal threshold
  3. Score — prioritize by dissatisfaction, deadline urgency, and opportunity
  4. Task — LLM generates a concrete, verifiable task
  5. Execute — delegate to the selected agent adapter
  6. Verify — 3-layer result verification; pass, partial, or fail

For detailed architecture, see docs/architecture-map.md.

Loop-Stall Prevention

SeedPulse includes built-in stall detection to prevent loops from spinning without progress. When repeated cycles produce no measurable movement on a goal node, the orchestrator records the stall, changes the plan, and stops treating repetition as progress. See Stall Detection Design for details.

Supported Adapters

| Adapter | Type | Use Case | |---------|------|----------| | openclaw_gateway | OpenClaw Gateway | Goal detection, agent orchestration, progress tracking | | claude_code_cli | CLI | Code execution, file operations | | openai_codex_cli | CLI | Code execution, file operations | | browser_use_cli | CLI | Web browsing, scraping, form filling | | claude_api | LLM API | Text generation, analysis | | github_issue | REST API | Issue creation, search | | a2a | A2A Protocol | Remote agent delegation |

Custom adapters can be added as plugins in ~/.pulseed/plugins/.

Plugins & Integrations

| Plugin | Description | Status | |--------|-------------|--------| | @pulseed/openclaw-plugin | OpenClaw Gateway — goal detection, agent orchestration, progress tracking | ✅ Stable | | @pulseed/slack-notifier | Slack notifications for goal events | ✅ Stable |

See Plugin Development Guide for creating custom plugins.

Programmatic Usage

import { CoreLoop, StateManager } from "pulseed";

const stateManager = new StateManager("~/.pulseed");
const loop = new CoreLoop({ stateManager, /* ...adapters */ });
await loop.runOnce();

CLI

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | pulseed goal add "<goal>" | Negotiate and register a new goal | | pulseed goal list | List all goals with status | | pulseed run | Run one core loop iteration | | pulseed status | Show progress, gaps, trust scores | | pulseed report | Display latest report | | pulseed cleanup | Archive completed goals | | pulseed datasource add/list/remove | Manage data sources |

FAQ

How does PulSeed verify progress?

3-layer verification: mechanical checks (test results, file diffs, metrics) first, then independent LLM review, then executor self-report. Self-report alone caps progress at 70%.

Is it safe? Can it run dangerous commands?

Trust is asymmetric: failure costs -10, success only +3. Irreversible actions always require human approval regardless of trust level. Every goal also passes through an ethics gate before execution begins.

What happens when it gets stuck?

Stall detection uses four indicators. Responses are graduated: try a different approach, pivot strategy, then escalate to human. No infinite loops.

Can I use it for free?

Yes. PulSeed is open source and free. You only need an LLM API key (OpenAI or Anthropic).

Development

git clone https://github.com/my-name-is-yu/PulSeed.git
cd PulSeed
npm install
npm run build
npm test

State: ~/.pulseed/ · Reports: ~/.pulseed/reports/ · Ethics logs: ~/.pulseed/ethics/

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md for guidelines.

Changelog

See CHANGELOG.md for version history.


PulSeed stores all state locally. No telemetry. No phone-home. Your LLM provider is the only external connection.

MIT License


Tell your agents what to achieve, not what to do.