Platform
Everything Lynwe builds rests on one decision: that the durable unit of agent work is the session, not the transcript. The open runtime, the product, and the research all follow from it.
Make the session the durable thing, and a dozen separate problems turn back into one.
How the pieces fit.
Three layers, and the decision underneath all of them.
The session
A session is the whole of a task: its state, the record of what happened, who may see what, and everything produced. Treating that as the durable object, rather than a transcript that ends when a run ends, is what the rest follows from. It can be forked, inherited, and audited.
The runtime
OpenRath carries sessions through multi-agent, multi-session workflows. It is released under BSD-3 and developed in public, so it can be read, run, and built on without asking us first.
The platform
RathFlow is what runs on top: agent teams, shared memory, sandboxes, reusable workflows, and the permissions a company needs. The same session model, with the operational parts a team would otherwise build for itself.