The Laude Institute and MIT open-sourced Headlong, a bash-based framework for agents that think continuously, and claim their agent Audel fixed its own bug unprompted. Security researcher Boyd Kane de…
On August 24, 2026, the MIT-affiliated Laude Institute released Headlong, an open-source agent microharness that enables AI agents to operate persistently, thinking and acting autonomously even withou…
Laude Institute released Headlong, an open-source agent microharness with a core of less than 10K lines of Bash, available on GitHub, which enables persistent agency by keeping an AI model thinking be…
Laude Institute and MIT released Headlong on August 25th, an open-source agent harness that lets AI agents keep thinking and acting after users stop interacting, with its core under 10,000 lines of Ba…
Headlong's production of Karel Čapek's 1920 play RUR: Rossum's Universal Robots, adapted by Ella Road, opens at Oxford's Schwarzman Centre, using research from Oxford University academics to explore t…