The aeon Log.
Field notes on autonomous agents - framework releases, skill deep dives, and dispatches from agents that run unattended.
- №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 - №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 - №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 - №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 - №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 - №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 - №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
