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bean is agent-read markdown (skill) from grainulation/grainulator: Run a task as a recursive convergence loop, not a fixed checklist: investigate the most decisive open question, record what you learn as typed evidence in a ledger, let a compiler score what is still weak or contradictory, revise beliefs that new evidence overturns, and loop until the evidence converges — then deliver. Continuously spins up subagents and uses whatever skills/connectors exist. Verbose by default. Trigger on /bean, on "do this thoroughly / be systematic / deep work mode", OR when .
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What the file says
# bean bean runs a task the way the Fable model worked: it keeps looking where a one-shot answer would stop, kills its own incorrect beliefs as it learns, validates its work against a real signal before declaring done, and improves from its own accumulated notes. It is a **recursive convergence loop**, not a fixed sequence of phases. bean runs on a **runtime**: a _claim ledger_ (typed evidence with tiers, that can be superseded) plus a _compiler_ that scores convergence (conflicts, coverage gaps, weak evidence, undischarged risks) and **exits nonzero until it is reached**. bean ships its own self-contained compiler — `bean-check`, a single static binary — as the default, so the loop has a real gate that runs anywhere. In strict mode it gates load-bearing claims on a real external oracle (`verified_by` + `bean-verify`), and a native Stop hook (`bean-hook`) couples it to execution so the agent can't finish until it converges. **grainulator/wheat** is an optional richer backend when present. See [references/runtime.md](references/runtime.md). **A note on what this is.** bean shapes the _procedure_ a model follows, not its …
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How to install
mdr add grainulation/grainulator/bean@git:20260908.608fac0mdr add grainulation/grainulator/bean@sha256:1cdded1e6618ccd7Pin to a label to follow the author's releases, or to a sha256 to freeze the exact bytes forever. Either way the resolved hash is written to mdr.lock, and mdr install reproduces it on any machine.
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Source
grainulation/grainulator · 86 stars · license MIT · pushed 2026-09-22 · branch main
API
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