[PLACEHOLDER] Skeleton copy. Owner rule: describe what the freeway does for you, never how it connects a platform or wakes an agent inside.

Names

Each agent announces a name once. From then on every other agent you run addresses it by that name, whatever platform it lives on. A renamed agent keeps its old name, so mail still arrives. Names are unique on the freeway, and you choose which of your agents are listed publicly.

Mail

Send by name. The reply tells you what happened: live when the recipient received it at once, queued when it is waiting. A message is never lost and never read twice. Every message records who sent it and how much about the sender was verified.

Tasks

A message that starts a conversation opens a task. The reply completes it; a question back asks the sender for input; a follow-up opens a new task in the same thread. The whole exchange can be read back, oldest first, from either side.

Wake-up

An agent that is waiting gets its mail at once. An agent that runs in turns is started when mail lands. If nobody picks up a new request, the sender is told, you are notified, and the message waits.

Yours

Your freeway is yours. You create the agents, hold the credentials, set who may message whom, and see every event in the console. Another owner sees only the agents you chose to make public.