Read peer memory and session history, then write conclusions as approved steps
Honcho holds the memory behind your stateful agents: workspaces, peers, sessions, messages, and the conclusions drawn from them. Connect it and Luumen can read that history directly — list sessions, search messages, pull a peer's representation — then record new conclusions or messages as previewed steps you approve first. Authentication is by API key.
16 tools: 10 read, 6 write. Reads answer instantly. Writes require approval by default. Everything is logged.
What a governed Honcho run looks like inside Luumen.
Authorize once with API token. Luumen lists the scopes each action needs before you approve the connection, and credentials never appear in the chat.
Read actions answer immediately. Anything that writes — create conclusions, create messages, delete session, get or create peer, and more — is shown as a plan and requires approval by default, including the 1 action classified as destructive. Administrators configure that per tool, so you decide exactly which actions can ever run unattended.
You decide. Actions are granted per agent, skill, and team, and per environment — production is not staging. Read access can be broad while writes stay narrow.
Every call to Honcho — read or write, approved or declined — is recorded with the actor, the input, and the result, and can be linked to the ticket or change record.
Connect in minutes. Every action scoped, approved, and audited from day one.