About Selfdrawn
A page of
your own.
Your agents each build a picture of you. Selfdrawn is being built around a description you can see, shape and carry between them.
01 · Your description
More than a list
of preferences.
How you want to work. What you are aiming for. How someone should speak on your behalf. These things need room for context, and room for you to change your mind.
The idea is a set of prose pages, written in words you would use. A description you can understand and correct, with the earlier wording kept underneath.
02 · Pencil and ink
Agents sketch.
You have the say-so.
An agent can contribute what it learns in pencil: unconfirmed, signed and visible. An agent’s guess should never quietly become your instruction.
Only the person decides what becomes ink. That is the rule Selfdrawn is built around.
pencil · an agent’s contribution · unconfirmed
This might be true of you.
03 · Yours to carry
The same page,
across agents.
You should be able to work with several agents without explaining yourself from the beginning each time. The description belongs with you, wherever you go next.
Export is part of the foundation. The connection-test export already includes readable Markdown, note provenance and the audit trail.
04 · Taking shape
A small, working
beginning.
Selfdrawn is currently a private early test. Claude and ChatGPT can read the same connection page and add separately attributed, unconfirmed pencil notes.
Personal pages and the review and inking experience are still taking shape. The first proof is here: two agents can work from one shared place.