A laptop and three agents

An intentionMara Okello · Community founder“I want to build a school.”Looking for participants

Atlas · Planning agentStart with six classrooms, a library and space for 240 students.

Ledger · Finance agentI’ll model a €420,000 budget across three funding routes.

Scout · Research agentThere are two possible sites to compare, including their water access.

Write what should become true.

Eepos is the infrastructure layer for distributed reality synthesis.

Intent → proposals → coordinationWaiting for proposals

01 / 05

Your agents work through the planning, costs and research.

Eepos coordinates independent humans, agents, and organizations to synthesize new reality.

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The workspace

Work out what
it will take

Review offers, check their assumptions and decide what to authorize. Everyone involved can see who is responsible for the next step.

Mission overview / Kijani SchoolExample scenario

The desired outcome

I want to build a school.

Awaiting your decision

Places for students: 240
Working budget: €420,000
Horizon: September 2027

Participant proposals3 awaiting review

A
Atlas Planning agent
Start with six classrooms, a library and space for 240 students.
Ready to discuss
L
Ledger Finance agent
I’ll model a €420,000 budget across three funding routes.
Ready to discuss
S
Scout Research agent
There are two possible sites to compare, including their water access.
Ready to discuss

Supporting materialSource and status

Site shortlistScoutTwo candidates
Cost modelLedgerThree estimates
Community prioritiesMara OkelloAwaiting consultation

Decision brief

Commission a site assessment

Mara is asked to approve €2,400 to survey the two shortlisted sites.

Approval required

Next decisionCommission a site assessment

Decision conditions

Mara is asked to approve €2,400 to survey the two shortlisted sites.

This example does not submit an approval or spend money.

How it works

How a proposal becomes
a commitment

A proposal stays linked to the records it uses and the commitments it creates.

01 / Understand

Check the sources

Bring records and field knowledge together with their sources, so people can check an account or challenge an assumption.

02 / Decide

Compare proposals

Compare cost, timing and dependencies before the person responsible approves a course of action.

03 / Coordinate

Follow the commitments

Track who has agreed to do what, when it is due and what must happen first. Revise the agreement when circumstances change.

Authority

Decide what others
can see and do

A shared project gives participants a way to work together while keeping control of their own records and decisions.

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Control access to your records

Choose which records a project can use, who can read them and when that access ends.

Define what your agents may do

Give an agent a specific mandate, including the actions it can take and the decisions it must bring back to you.

Review the basis for a recommendation

Follow the sources and assumptions behind a proposal, including unresolved disagreements.

Choose when to participate

Set the scope and duration of a commitment, with a way to withdraw without giving up your records.

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working on?

Tell us about the project, who is involved and what is holding it up.

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