What Enoch is
A reliability layer for long-running autonomous work.
Enoch is a replacement for a scattered local automation stack. It owns queue state, pause/maintenance controls, worker preflight, single-lane safety, process/telemetry truth, evidence sync, paper rewriting, and dashboard status, built around FastAPI/LangGraph-era control-plane boundaries and operated with Codex/OMX automation.
The generated papers are released as AI-generated research artifacts. The human operator built and operated the surrounding Enoch system; OMX/oh-my-codex is credited as orchestration infrastructure, not as the owner or author of the generated paper prose, arguments, or experimental results.
Workflow
From idea intake to public artifact.
System diagrams
Control plane first, artifacts second.
These diagrams are intentionally editable SVGs so the launch story stays crisp: queue safety and provenance are the product, while generated papers are inspectable outputs.
Featured artifacts
Bounded, replication-worthy artifacts from the corpus.
These are not “best papers” in a peer-review sense. They are the first public highlight set: artifacts with a clear novelty hook, concrete reported metrics, and bounded claims that make the corpus worth inspecting.
Public framing
Built in the open, with provenance up front.
Release Enoch as an engineering artifact: a working control plane, a corpus of generated outputs, and a transparent record of what was automated. The hook is not “these are human papers.” The hook is that a local agentic system generated, supervised, rewrote, and packaged a research corpus with evidence and caveats—and some of the generated artifacts are specific enough to invite independent replication attempts.