A student at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Delhi died by suicide recently, an event that has drawn attention to campus mental health protocols. ^[1] Almanac is a Y Combinator-backed AI agent that operates on its own always-on computer with its own browser and logins to access user tools. ^[2] Piyush, a second-year B.Tech student at IIT Delhi, stated that students feel immense pressure because everyone on campus is already the best in their respective lives. ^[3] Rohan, an MSc student at IIT Delhi, reported that the campus resumed normal operations immediately after the incident, with school students being allowed back into the library. ^[4] Almanac automatically compiles work from connected tools into a self-updating wiki that serves as the source of truth for the agent's operations. ^[5] The agent connects to user tools like Slack, GitHub, and Mercury to read context and perform tasks such as filing issues or compiling meeting notes. ^[6] The incident has led to public questioning of whether IIT Delhi is doing enough to protect its students' mental well-being. ^[7] The agent requires user approval or hands over the live browser for significant actions like logins, payments, or major decisions. ^[8]