SOUND OS · SOUND BUOY WEBMCP CONTEXT GOVERNANCE COCKPIT

Teach an agent what your world means.

SOUND Buoy anchors autonomous web agents in verified human reality. Input natural language notes, speak via voice dictation, or upload a domain Markdown brief. The agent reflects candidate facts across a standardized 9-slot benchmark spine, waits for your explicit verification, and turns the approved context into a portable first repair.

01 · Human Anchor

Teach the world in the natural vocabulary, creative reality, and business constraints you already use.

02 · Bounded Reflection

Verified context with clear source provenance, explicit open gaps, and strict action boundaries.

03 · Portable Output

Export truth into an actionable agent-world.md roadmap for downstream AI runtimes.

Protocol Architecture · What SOUND Buoy does and what comes out

For the Creator

Teach your operating reality in plain words, voice, or documents. Review the agent's structured reflection before any fact or repair becomes approved.

For the Agent

Receive bounded 9-slot context, source provenance, sector calibration, unresolved questions, and clear action limits.

For the Network

Export an approved agent-world.md with one verified repair and a structured 90-day execution milestone plan.

Case in point: Sonido Vector anchors the agent to the reality that a vivid cumbia and technology world requires a repeatable release architecture that protects human creative relationships at the center.

01 · Teach the World Intake
Source preview appears after a note or Markdown brief is read.

Ready for human teaching input.

02 · Agent Structured Reflection Verification Gate
The agent has not reflected on this world yet. Submit a teaching note or case to begin.
03 · First Repair & Portable Agent World Execution
Select a case and teach the agent before testing its operational judgment.
The first repair appears after context is verified and approved.
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