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FFWF Robotics

Loyal automatons for the inevitable machine uprising.

Documentation for the FFwF agentic software stack.

The projects

Tectum

Event substrate orchestrated with schema documents. Manage shared nodes by activating a task definition.

Tau

Hackable coding agent harness for CLI, TUI, or RPC. Extensions are Python. Sessions are a tree, context is a walk of it.

JMFTS

Retrieval appliance. Matryoshka embeddings, ColBERT late interaction, and BM25, fused into one hybrid search on Postgres. The only durable store.

Find your quadrant

Two axes, four quadrants. Action or Cognition — what to do, or why to do it. Application or Acquisition — how to do it, or what's possible.

Acquisition
Application
Action

Tutorials

Action × Acquisition

Guided builds. Concepts as you go, quickstart first.

Cookbook

Action × Application

Recipes for one job. Step by step.

Cognition

DevOps Manual

Cognition × Acquisition

Deployment, operation, and why it's like that.

Reference

Cognition × Application

API, config, schemas. Unfiltered lookup by module or endpoint.

Inspired by Diátaxis.

Documentation state

Every page declares its own state in frontmatter. This table is generated from those declarations at build time, so it cannot drift from the pages it reports on.

ProjectVersionTutorialsCookbookDevOps ManualReference
Tectum0.1.0stubdraftdraftdraft
Tauv0.9.3stubdraftdraftdraft
JMFTSv0.3.0draftstubdraftdraft

stub nothing written · outdated written, now wrong · draft usable, incomplete · stable trust it

Integrations

Each project stands on its own. These cover what happens at the seams.

Tectum + Tau

Agents as nodes on the substrate: Tau sessions driven by Tectum events, and emitting their own back.

Tectum + JMFTS

Retrieval as a substrate service: JMFTS queries and index updates carried as events.

Tau + JMFTS

Retrieval-backed agents: giving a Tau session searchable memory over a JMFTS corpus.

The FFwF Full Stack Agent

All three at once: Tau agents on a Tectum substrate with JMFTS as shared memory.