Waypoint is a two-agent cargo-custody system designed for deliveries through connectivity dead zones. A cloud dispatcher prepares the mission and later reconciles field activity, while a Gemma-powered field agent assists operators with cargo inspection and evidence capture when connectivity is unavailable. Manifest counts, seal hashes, and expected-versus-actual differences are verified by deterministic code rather than an LLM. Every observation is stored as an append-only custody event using the pre-existing FluctlightDB 0.5.10 dependency, with isolated memory for field activity, dispatcher context, and synchronization operations. When connectivity returns, Waypoint appends reconciliation results without overwriting the original field evidence. The current Android demo connects to the Python FluctlightDB backend through a USB reverse tunnel, while native Android persistence remains the next deployment step.
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