prose

Run OpenProse workflows by executing `prose run examples/01-hello-world.prose` in your terminal. The system automatically activates for any `prose` command or `.prose` file reference, mapping execution onto OpenClaw primitives.

Multi-agent session coordination maps OpenProse VM operations onto OpenClaw primitives. It handles spawning sessions, reading and writing state, and fetching remote programs to coordinate multiple agents across a single workflow.

Yes, OpenProse supports filesystem default state and optional in-context, SQLite, or PostgreSQL state modes. These modes accommodate different program sizes and persistence needs during virtual-machine execution.

Fetch remote OpenProse programs by passing a URL or registry shorthand like `handle/slug` to the `prose` command. The resolution rules apply to both direct execution and `use` statements inside `.prose` files.

Yes, OpenProse supports compilation and validation without execution. The compiler loads only when explicitly requested, allowing you to validate or compile `.prose` programs before running them in the virtual machine.

Migrate legacy OpenProse workspace layouts by running `prose update`. This command migrates older structures like `.prose/state.json` and `.prose/execution/` directories to the current workspace format.