Zeptopm — AI skill for Claude Code

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📖 The Story

We built [ZeptoClaw](https://github.com/qhkm/zeptoclaw) — an AI agent library in Rust with tool use, multi-provider support, and session management. A single ZeptoClaw agent can spawn sub-agents, delegate tasks, even run agents in parallel. It works great — but everything runs in one process. One agent leaks memory, the whole thing goes down. One agent panics, every agent dies with it.

Then OpenAI launched [Symphony](https://github.com/openai/symphony) — built on Elixir and the BEAM VM. Their insight: turn work into **isolated, autonomous runs** where agents operate independently. The BEAM has been doing this for decades in telecom — thousands of isolated processes, each with its own memory, supervised by a parent that restarts them on failure.

That was the spark. We applied the same model to AI agents:

🔸 Each ZeptoClaw agent runs as a **separate OS process** — isolated memory, isolated state, independent crash domains.

🔸 A **daemon supervisor** watches them all. If one crashes, only that agent restarts. Others keep running.

🔸 **Message passing** between agents goes through the daemon over JSON lines — never shared memory — just like the BEAM's actor model.

Symphony manages work at a high level. ZeptoPM manages the agents doing the work — process lifecycle, c