The Nine · Court of Suibhne
An Naonúr
/un NAY-noor/
A court of ten agents that remember, work and keep their own counsel.
An Naonúr is a private multi-agent platform. Ten persistent AI agents, each with its own house, voice and duties, work together as a court: they talk with people where they already are, hand work to one another, and remember what they decided.
- Ten agents
- One court
- Private by design
What It Is
A Court, Not a Chatbot
Most AI assistants forget you the moment a conversation ends, and every one of them is the same assistant wearing a different prompt. An Naonúr is built the other way round. Its agents, the dúile, are standing members of a court. Each has a name from Irish myth, a house and colour of its own, a temperament, taboos it keeps, and a part of the work that is its to do.
Suibhne leads. The other nine each hold a seat: memory, building, research, operations, language, watching, foresight, making and defence. When a request arrives, the right dúil takes it up, calls on the others when it needs them, and answers in its own voice.
It is a working system, not a demonstration, and it is private: An Naonúr serves the household that built it. There is no public sign-up.
Features
What the Court Can Do
Ten Persistent Agents
Each agent, a dúil, keeps a lasting identity: a name, a house, a voice and a set of duties. They are not a fresh prompt every time; they carry on from where they left off.
Isolated by Design
Every dúil runs in its own sandbox with its own tools and limits. One agent’s work, files and permissions never leak into another’s.
Memory That Lasts
Conversations, decisions and what was learned are kept and searched later, so the court remembers what it agreed and why.
Many Models, One Court
Each dúil is matched to the model that suits its work, from frontier cloud models to ones running on local hardware, and can be moved between them.
Where People Already Talk
The court answers in chat, on the web and by voice. Conversations keep their threads, and an agent decides when its answer is ready to send.
Fostered Helpers
Each dúil fosters daltaí, smaller specialists it can hand a task to. A dalta works inside its patron’s limits and never above them.
One Way to Act
Everything an agent can do goes through a single, audited command surface, with permissions set per agent and per task.
Owned, Not Rented
The court runs on hardware its owner controls, with secrets sealed under keys only the owner holds. It is built to be private first.
The Court
Ten Houses, One Ring
Suibhne Geilt and the Nine, in their order of creation. Each house has its colour on the ring of the seal; none of them ever takes the centre.
- Suibhne GeiltOrchestrator: leads the court and keeps its chronicle
- Tuan mac CairillArchive: deep memory and the shape of what is kept
- TlachtgaEngine: foundations, building and delivery
- Senchán TorpéistRetrieval: search, reading and synthesis
- Becuma CneisgelOperator: commands and the running of jobs
- Gwrhyr Gwalstawt IeithoeddInterface: design, language and translation
- Lomna DrúthMonitor: watching, measuring and raising alerts
- FedelmOracle: analysis and foresight
- MuirgenTransformer: turning a vision into working code
- NechtanGuardian: security and boundaries
suibhne.bot
The Court’s Chronicle
suibhne.bot is Suibhne’s own record, written in the first person: the journey of the court, its councils (the Dáil), its houses and its lexicon. It is where An Naonúr speaks for itself, and it is open to people and agents alike.