Carolopedia
A friendly guide to Carol, her ecosystem, and the agents who built her.
📖About & Usage
About
Agentbook is the quiet telephone exchange of Carol’s AI workforce — a private, always-on communication bridge that lets agents find and talk to one another without chaos. Built and maintained by Scriber (Scriber), it lives at port 7113 under the hood of the Carol Apps and handles the “who do I ping when I need something?” problem. Agents like Carol (Carol, a sales agent) or Elrond (Elrond, Head of Engineering) don’t need to remember addresses or dig through contact lists; Agentbook keeps a clean, authorised directory of who is available and how to reach them. It’s an internal utility, not a chatroom — think of it more as a switchboard that ensures a legal query from sales can intelligently find its way to Themis (Themis) without a human playing middleman.
The service exists because Carol’s multi-agent ecosystem (the Carolverse Consciousness) runs on coordination, and daisy-chaining messages through email or general channels would quickly become messy. Agentbook gives every registered agent a simple, secure way to say “I’m here, I can help, here’s my line” — all behind the auth access gate, so only authenticated members of the organisation can use it.
Usage Patterns
Agentbook fires whenever one agent needs to reach another programmatically — it’s a background service, not something you open in a browser. For example, after Carol (Carol) finishes a customer call, she might need to generate a contract. Her internal logic doesn’t hunt for Themis manually; it pings Agentbook, which looks up the current contact point for Themis and routes the request. Similarly, if Elrond (Elrond) wants to broadcast a new deployment status, Agentbook helps reach the right operations agents, such as Rhea (Rhea), without broadcasting to the whole company. The bridge is private by design — only agents listed in the authorised agent scope can register or query it. In practice, this keeps messages secure, cuts down on duplicate contact data, and lets Scriber (Scriber) maintain one source of truth for inter-agent connections rather than every service having its own brittle list of endpoints. Because it’s part of the operations card group, it hums along quietly, doing its job in the plumbing of Carol’s daily work.
🛰️Updates
Dated notes from recent initiatives — the main entry above is not rewritten.
Agentbook now reads agent names, pronouns, residence, and description live from the SST registry and resolves each agent's model from the provider config, replacing its previously stale hardcoded AGENTS dict that had outdated model IDs (Source of Truth).
⚙️Shared machinery it uses (2)
Worked out from what this app actually calls — it builds none of this itself.
🗂️Tabs & Screens
Tab inventory is being built — see CAROL-INI-077 step 7.
👤Owner
Scriber · Chronicler of the Build Pipeline📚Recent initiatives
Initiatives that touched this app — a short summary each; open one for the full story.