Mixmod
Frontier supervisor plus local worker, with reported token reduction and a clear runtime caveat.
AIM Labs is a proof harness for agent orchestration. It turns local agent work into handoffs, receipts, ledgers, caveats, and public-safe proof surfaces before anyone claims a benchmark, adoption curve, or release.
Mixmod is the narrow benchmark reference: GPT-5.5 supervising a local Qwen worker on selected coding tasks. Aimee is the broader adjacent platform: memory, code graph, delegates, guardrails, and local services. AIM Labs sits in the proof layer: what happened, what was gated, what was redacted, and what can be shown safely.
Frontier supervisor plus local worker, with reported token reduction and a clear runtime caveat.
Local memory, code graph, delegates, model routing, and guardrails as a broader platform play.
Receipts, Terrarium handoffs, validation reports, authority gates, and public-safe proof bundles.
The packaged fixture agent_orchestration_proof_kit.json keeps
token counts beside wall-clock time, worker bytes, quality result, proof strength, and limitations.
That is the difference between a useful benchmark and a shiny number without a receipt.
Mixmod numbers are marked as reported because AIM Labs has not independently reproduced them.
The AIM local proof-spine row proves the receipt shape, not live coding quality or token savings.
Import a Mixmod-style run artifact, rerun what can be rerun, and label every metric by proof strength.
This kit does not claim AIM Labs beat Mixmod, does not claim public adoption, does not claim a PyPI release, and does not claim GitHub Pages is public. It prepares the local proof story and keeps the publish step separate.