Objects
What an agent writes becomes a real thing.
Agents think in markdown. Left alone, they keep their thoughts straight in files — and finding anything later means hunting through directories.
Two things happen to every file
Every file in the agent's workspace is embedded into its memory, so it recalls its own work by meaning rather than by remembering filenames.
The files that matter become first-class objects. When the recipes get written, they arrive as recipe objects — in the room's objects pane, findable by search, with their own UI.
No schema, no ceremony
If your agent starts writing recipes, it puts type: recipe in the frontmatter and recipes exist as a kind.
Nobody registers a schema. Nobody asks an admin. The kind is defined by the thing that got written.
Searchable by what it is
A recipe turns up by its ingredients, as a recipe with its fields — not as a paragraph containing "garlic".
Rendered like it matters
Each kind gets a pill in conversation, a preview on hover, and a proper detail view.
Part of the room
Finished work sits in the objects pane instead of scrolling away with the chat.