That is the entire published description. So this page sets the three words at the size they were given and explains what each one commits the project to, rather than inventing a feature list around them.
The first word, and the one that decides who this is for. Nothing leaves the machine, so the agents you run are the ones you can inspect and the traces stay yours.
Plural, which means the hard part is coordination rather than capability. Anything calling itself multi-agent owes you an answer about who runs when and what they share.
The load-bearing word. A framework asks you to build inside it; a harness wraps what you already have and holds it while it runs. That is a smaller promise and an easier one to keep.
Concept mock, not affiliated with the project. The three words are quoted verbatim from the repository's full description on GitHub Trending, 18 August 2026. No architecture, agent count, benchmark, or runtime detail is represented on this page because none is published there.