WorldLine
WorldLine is counterfactual debugging + institutional memory for multi-agent AI reliability.
Core trick
Forks a multi-agent run at each decision, injects a counterfactual output, and re-simulates downstream to find which decision flips the result.
Description
WorldLine is counterfactual debugging + institutional memory for multi-agent AI reliability.
When an agent pipeline returns the wrong answer, WorldLine has Claude intervention-test every decision in parallel — forking the run, injecting a counterfactual, and re-simulating the downstream live — to find the decision that actually CAUSED the failure, ruling out plausible decoys (even the last-touch agent that looks guilty). It then authors a repair and proves it flips the outcome with a deterministic code assertion.
Every verified fix becomes a durable lesson in a fleet knowledge graph. A different agent about to repeat the same failure class — even worded differently — is caught and fixed pre-emptively, and a pre-ship CI gate blocks any change that would reintroduce a known failure.
Tracing shows what happened. WorldLine finds the cause, proves the fix, and makes your agent fleet stop repeating itself.
README excerpt
<div align="center"> # 🌐 WorldLine ### Counterfactual debugging **+ institutional memory** for multi-agent AI reliability **Tracing shows what _happened_. WorldLine finds the decision that _caused_ the failure, proves the fix, and makes your agent fleet stop repeating it.** [](https://claude-build-day-alpha.vercel.app) [](https://youtu.be/2jSkWQZ-EOE) [](https://www.anthropic.com) <sub>Built at **Claude Build Day 2026** · `claude-opus-4-8` · Next.js 16 + react-three-fiber on Vercel</sub> <br/>  </div> --- ## The problem Multi-agent systems fail in non-deterministic, multi-step ways. When a 7-step pipeline returns the wrong answer, *which decision* caused it? Today you read traces and guess. Tracing shows **what happened**; replay **repeats** it; forking lets you **explore one alternate path** — but you still pick the checkpoint by hand, and **nothing proves the fix**. And when the fix lands, nothing stops a *different* agent from shipping the same class of bug next week. ## The reliability lifecy