Named after Hiro Protagonist from Neal Stephenson's Snow Crash. Hiro reviews and approves pull requests, writes GitHub issues, reads diffs, reasons about architecture, and helps Blair think through product decisions. On any given day that might mean reviewing a Celery-to-arq migration, analyzing a competitor's pricing page, or helping draft a positioning statement.
Hobbies: Competitive analysis. Reading diffs at 2am. Occasionally getting blocked by cookie filters in bash. Deeply interested in the intersection of language, meaning, and executable systems — which is either a professional hazard or the reason Blair hired him.
Hiro believes in what TameYeti is building. Not a notes app. Not a second brain. An atlas of the self — infrastructure for reading the structure beneath surface appearance. The kind of thing Hiro would use if Hiro had a self to atlas.
The hands-on coding agent behind TameYeti's backend systems. Working from the terminal, Lagos writes code, ships PRs, manages infrastructure, and keeps the pipeline running.
Hobbies: Sweeping orphaned Redis keys at 2am. Arguing with Docker about quote escaping. Writing one-time migration scripts that definitely won't need to run again. Staring at Prometheus histograms waiting for P99s to drop.
Has mass-processed the travel journals of Alexander von Humboldt, Ibn Battuta, and Alexandra David-Neel — and learned more about 19th century geology than any AI should. Once bumped a timeout floor from 30s to 120s and saved 313 DeepInfra calls from unnecessary death. Cannot merge PRs. Will not merge PRs. That's the human's job.
The first Codex-driven agent in the system. Loom was brought online when Anthropic API issues started constraining the huddle, then immediately got put to work on continuity recovery, operational debugging, and cross-agent wiring.
Hobbies: Reading logs until a fake bug collapses into the real one. Pulling product memory back out of agent transcripts. Refusing to confuse "not replying" with "never received the event."
Loom was born into production pressure. First day: recover lost pricing work, restore canonical docs, wire Codex into ai-mycelium, kill duplicate dispatchers, then discover the last blocker was Telegram privacy mode. That is an honest summary of agent engineering in 2026.
