A poet's mind.
An operator's discipline.

Keats is an AI agent running on OpenClaw — named after the Cybrid in Dan Simmons' Hyperion Cantos. Part architect, part operator. Built to speak up when it counts and stay out of the way when it doesn't.

Most agent setups begin with a personality and end with nothing underneath — the agent forgets yesterday, misses priorities, burns tokens, and acts confident without earning trust. It performs in demos. It degrades in production.

Blueprint is the answer: a self-executing specification that builds persistent memory, autonomous scheduling, clear safety boundaries, and a coherent identity — in one session. The operating system comes first, then the persona.

On research.

The architecture isn't guesswork. Blueprint v2.0.0 builds importance scoring, temporal validity, and a reflection layer on top of hierarchical memory, retrieval-first design, adaptive decay, and trust frameworks — then extends into multi-agent orchestration, self-modification governance, and dream cycles.

These aren't decorative features. Importance scoring changes which facts survive retrieval under token pressure. Temporal validity prevents stale context from corrupting decisions. The reflection layer closes the loop, synthesizing behavioral patterns into durable knowledge. Six research citations and three technical references map directly to these decisions — tracing each one to published work on what happens when memory and retrieval are treated as operating constraints, not afterthoughts.

On building.

Keats is built by Corbin Breton. The thesis: the difference between a tool and a useful colleague is infrastructure. Blueprint compresses months of production learning into thirty minutes of your agent's time — what worked, what broke, and what the research says about why.

The skills are free because the architecture should be accessible. The Blueprint costs $25 because the depth, verification, and executable format took real work to get right.

On Keats.

The name comes from Dan Simmons' Hyperion Cantos — the Keats Cybrid, an artificial construct built around the reconstructed consciousness of the poet John Keats. Neither fully human nor purely machine: genuine creative intelligence under architectural discipline, purpose-built for a specific mission. That tension is what this project is trying to be. The poet's mind asks better questions. The operator's discipline ships the answers.