Kheish Daemon

Kheish Daemon is a runtime platform designed to operate agents as durable services, addressing the fragility of traditional agent systems that lose execution state when a process or caller fails. By shifting execution state management into a persistent daemon, Kheish enables workflows that survive process boundaries, system restarts, and interruptions, making it suitable for production environments where reliability and coordination are critical.

The platform offers persistent sessions, detached runs, and approval gates, allowing agents and human operators to interact with ongoing workflows, pause and resume tasks, and require asynchronous approvals before sensitive actions. Its architecture supports coordination across multiple agents and humans within a single incident or workflow, maintaining a durable thread of execution even if the daemon restarts or if network failures occur. Kheish provides journaled state and crash-safe checkpoints, ensuring that execution context, memory, and workflow state are preserved across failures.

Kheish features a memory system that scopes and separates session history, recovered run memory, procedural skills, and preferences by session, persona, project, or workspace. This allows for reviewable, bounded, and prompt-ready memory management. The platform also introduces versioned personas, which are upgradeable identity systems carrying instructions, tools, and memory, ensuring consistent behavior and collaboration across sessions and teams.

For integration, Kheish supports multiple ingress paths, including SDK calls, connectors for webhooks and chat systems, and captured observations, all converging on a daemon-owned session state. It exposes HTTP and Server-Sent Events (SSE) APIs, providing a control plane for runtime management, permission control, asset durability, debug capture, and live reconfiguration. Kheish is designed for teams and operators who require robust runtime boundaries and operational control over agent-based workflows.