AI Agents

Amenbo's own development runs two or three AI sessions at once. Two things collide: files and tasks. Files are split per task with git worktree; tasks are split with a reservation that only passes from todo. Written up as a real case.

When one AI works across several projects, it picks up the neighbor's context and pollutes its own memory. Asking it in the prompt to "leave that alone" carries no guarantee. Amenbo binds to a project through .amenbo, and the CLI itself turns down any operation that reaches outside with out_of_reach. Not a plea — a boundary drawn by mechanism.

Amenbo, a task manager built for AI agents, is out. Part 1 is about why it exists: the way context degrades the more you lean on AI agents, and the choice to keep it separate from human task management, in a local, closed environment.