MORPHZ · TECHNICAL ARTICLES
Morphz technical articles
The computational model, core mechanisms, system architecture, and implementation of Morphz.
Apps for an Agent: Cognitive Applications in Morphz
Morphz packages specialized working methods, reference knowledge, and executable programs as installable cognitive applications. The same agent can use different methods for different tasks while retaining its understanding of the user and the project.
Read the articleSeparating Decisions from Execution: How Morphz Calls Tools
Different devices can use the same agent, sharing sessions, work in progress, and cognition while retaining their own execution environments. This article explains how Morphz separates decisions from execution to make that possible.
Read the articleMorphz: Implementing a Cognitive Operating System
Managing finite context, scheduling concurrent threads, and handling input and output across sessions. A software release illustrates how context transactions, thread scheduling, and Session I/O support an agent's ongoing work in Morphz.
Read the articleOne Agent, Multiple Threads: Concurrent Work in Morphz
While tests are running, dependency checks and release notes can already move forward. Morphz lets one agent work across multiple threads, share cognition, and wait, resume, and join work through explicit dependencies.
Read the articleHow Morphz Maintains a Finite Context Without Compaction
As a task progresses, an agent receives new information and updates its understanding. Morphz lets it make those changes through context transactions and keep working within a finite context window.
Read the articleFrom Chat Completion to Structured Context Evaluation
As agents work across sessions, tasks, and concurrent objectives, a linear message history is no longer enough to carry their cognition. Morphz proposes a different computational model in which structured context itself becomes the object of evaluation.
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