The Autonomous Coding Compiler Protocol (ACCP) is PRAXIS's answer to a hard question: how do you turn agent execution into permanent, verifiable artifacts without slowing down the work?

The answer is: run it async, never block the critical path, and keep it separate from the Truth Engine.

PRAXIS didn't start as a Truth Kernel. It started as something much bigger — and much more wrong.

This is the story of how we discovered that our real problem wasn't "how do we run agents?" but "how do we know they actually finished?"

Every project has hard problems. PRAXIS had some doozies.

Some we solved. Some we're still wrestling with. Some we realized were the wrong problems entirely and had to walk away from.

Here are the real ones.