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Run AI Agents Like a Tang Dynasty Court
Edict is an open source AI tool that organizes agents like an ancient government. See how it plans, reviews, and executes tasks.
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You are building an app that uses AI agents to do tasks. But agents often work alone and make mistakes. You want a system that checks their work before it is done. Edict is an open source project that runs on OpenClaw. It sets up twelve AI agents like a royal court. You are the emperor. You send a command, and agents handle it. One agent plans the task. Another agent reviews the plan. If the plan is bad, it goes back for changes. This review gate stops errors before work starts. The dashboard shows a board with task cards. You watch each task move from planning to review to done. You can pause or cancel tasks right there. Edict gives you a clear way to run AI agents with checks and balance. It is available on GitHub for you to explore.
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