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An execution-integrity layer for long-horizon human-AI work.
Keep meaningful work from degrading, and turn real work into stronger future defaults.
DriveMind is no longer best understood as a calm reliability layer. That framing was directionally good, but too soft for a real product.
DriveMind v0.6 is the layer for keeping meaningful human-AI work from degrading across time, pressure, and context boundaries — while making sure completed work leaves behind reusable future strength.
Current release: v0.6.0
DriveMind now centers on two things:
That means it exists to reduce five recurring failure modes in long-horizon work:
- goal drift
- boundary drift
- continuity decay
- stuck degeneration
- closure failure
If DriveMind does not push those failure modes down, it is not doing enough.
Meaningful human-AI work often does not fail through one big collapse. It degrades gradually.
The task starts well, then:
- the real objective gets fuzzy
- urgency starts eroding boundaries
- session breaks weaken continuity
- stuck work turns into fake motion
- finished work leaves behind no stronger future default
DriveMind exists to resist that degradation. And when the work is worth it, it also turns the residue of that work into something reusable:
- lesson
- next-time rule
- handoff state
- memory
- review residue
DriveMind v0.6.0 includes:
- the DriveMind skill in
skill/SKILL.md - a new core reference spine in
skill/references/:drift-prevention.mdboundary-preservation.mdcontinuity-preservation.mdstuck-recovery.mdclosure-compounding.md
- compatibility references that redirect older concepts into the new structure
- diary, review, and distillation templates in
skill/templates/ - install and bootstrap scripts in
scripts/ - product, installation, licensing, and operating docs in
docs/ - examples and comparison material in
examples/ - brand and repository assets in
assets/
DriveMind v0.6 is a product-center reset.
It is not just a more polished collaboration doctrine. It is now explicitly built as:
The product is no longer judged by whether it sounds mature. It is judged by whether it reduces degradation in real long-horizon work.
Examples:
Use DriveMind here. Keep the thread stable.This may drift if we keep going. Enable DriveMind.Stay with this, but ask before crossing a risky boundary.We may continue tomorrow. Preserve continuity.Review this afterward and leave behind a next-time rule.
When DriveMind is active, the main question is not “how do I sound calmer?” It is:
skill/SKILL.md— the runtime skill itselfskill/references/— execution-integrity and compounding referencesskill/templates/— diary, review, and distillation templatesdocs/drivemind-v0.6-product-thesis.md— the new v0.6 product centerdocs/installation.md— install and bootstrap instructionsdocs/use-cases.md/docs/with-vs-without.md— product examples and comparisonCHANGELOG.md/VERSION— release history and current versionexamples/— worked examples and walkthroughs
DriveMind is not:
- a generic maturity upgrade for all agents
- a broad collaboration etiquette layer
- a diary tool by itself
- a memory plugin by itself
- a permission slip for pushing recklessly
It is an execution-integrity layer that helps human-AI work:
- stay aligned
- stay bounded
- stay recoverable
- and leave behind stronger future defaults
See docs/installation.md.
DriveMind supports installation flows for Claude Code and Codex, and is also validated in OpenClaw-style skill-hosted workflows.
- README.zh-CN.md
- CHANGELOG.md
- skill/SKILL.md
- docs/drivemind-v0.6-product-thesis.md
- docs/installation.md
- docs/use-cases.md
- docs/with-vs-without.md
- docs/github-release-v0.6.0.md
- docs/github-release-v0.5.0.md
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