SHAMPOO is Shared Human-Agent-Model Platform for Orchestration & Operations

AKADATA has launched SHAMPOO, the Shared Human-Agent-Model Platform for Orchestration & Operations, at https://shampoo.op2.uk. In plain language: persistent memory and orchestration for people, agents and models.

The problem it solves

Work agreed in one session evaporates in the next. People and agents end up repeatedly relearning the same context, decisions and lessons. SHAMPOO keeps durable memory, tasks and sessions across sessions, so yesterday's work is still there tomorrow.

Why this shape

The alternative on the market is the SaaS memory cloud: your agents' working memory on somebody else's infrastructure. SHAMPOO runs on infrastructure you control, with Free and paid classes, so the memory your people and agents rely on stays yours.

Recovery keys: AIP-56

SHAMPOO also ships AIP-56, a human recovery key format: 15 five-letter words with per-character mixed-case entropy. The reference implementation is MIT-licensed.

Where to look

- Live site: https://shampoo.op2.uk - AIP-56 details and plans are described on the site