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Beddel – Define AI workflows in YAML, run them with one command
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mesenga
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Beddel Protocol serve as the 'API' for AIs to build secure software for us
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mesenga
10mo ago
Thanks for the comment, I suggest you plug the repository into Gemini or Claude Code and ask it to build 3 examples of original declarative agents, different from each other, and that are not simple chatbots - app builder bolt.new managed t
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mesenga
10mo ago
Thanks for the comment, I preferred to dedicate time to building a truly functional workflow, adaptable to any integration, instead of worrying so much about the emojis in the README. If you have any suggestions, PRs are welcome!
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Beddel Protocol: Sequential Pipeline Executor (YAML)
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Stop asking AI to write code
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11mo ago
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11mo ago
Beddel is not an AI tool. It is the Logic Governance infrastructure that should have been built before we plugged LLMs into the internet. By moving logic into the runtime and keeping the agent definition minimal, you eliminate the "tok
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A Beddel Agent Would Have Prevented the 100k Filevine File Leak
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11mo ago
As the Agentic Web expands, Beddel solves the critical challenges of execution—providing sandboxed isolation, real-time threat detection, and built-in compliance (GDPR/LGPD). It is the infrastructure layer for safe, scalable AI develop
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Beddel: Secure, Declarative, and Extensible Agent Runtimes
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11mo ago
We are building Beddel, an open protocol and secure runtime designed to bring governance and predictability to AI Agents. When we started building agents, we realized that opaque "black box" execution loops are a nightmare for sec