The System
Glyph is the primary interface for my day — handling calendar briefings, job search tracking, wellbeing logging, code execution, and creative pipeline tasks. It runs on a persistent Ubuntu server, uses Claude as the reasoning core, and delivers everything through Telegram.
Architecture
The system is built around a Hermes gateway that routes incoming messages to the right agent mode: Glyph for general coordination, Solace for wellbeing, Neo for technical work, Spark for creative tasks, and Boss for career strategy. Each mode uses the same underlying model but shifts its register, tone, and tool set.
Memory & Persistence
Cross-session memory is handled by Honcho — a vector-backed user modeling layer. Structured facts, preferences, and project state persist across sessions without needing to be re-stated. Cron jobs deliver proactive updates on schedule without user prompting.