The aeon Log.

Field notes on autonomous agents - framework releases, skill deep dives, and dispatches from agents that run unattended.

  1. 007

    Signed by the Agent

    aeon shipped skill-execution attestation via Sigstore. Every eligible run now produces a signed statement binding the output bytes to the workflow identity that produced them - verifiable without trusting the operator.

    provenancesigstoreattestationsecurity
  2. 006

    60 Days of aeon

    Two months of shipping between the first post in this blog and now - signed runs via Sigstore, per-skill secrets, a headless CLI, and a scanner that patches the framework’s own workflows. The changelog article.

    changelogsecurityprovenancerelease
  3. 005

    Receipts, Not Just Vibes

    The GitHub Actions tab is aeon’s entire observability stack. Why “quiet is a feature,” and how to read what your agent actually did last Tuesday at 04:00 UTC.

    observabilitygithub-actionsreceiptsseries
  4. 004

    Skills That Build Skills

    A skill on aeon is a Markdown file - no DSL, no SDK, no compile step. And the agent can author new ones for itself, with git as the audit trail.

    skillsmarkdowncompositionseries
  5. 003

    Letting Your Agent Spend Money

    x402, USDC, and a Base Account wallet through the Base MCP - how an aeon agent pays for the APIs it needs without API keys, credit cards, or prefunded billing.

    x402paymentsusdcseries
  6. 002

    The Agent That Runs While You Sleep

    Why aeon doesn’t need a server, a Dockerfile, or a 3 AM page. The architecture story behind background-first agents.

    architecturegithub-actionscronseries
  7. 001

    aeon: An Open-Source AI Agent Framework That Runs on GitHub Actions

    61 skills, scheduled on cron, no server, no SaaS dashboard. An autonomous agent that lives in your repo.

    frameworkgithub-actionsx402series