| name | kybernetes:loop-architect |
| description | Design a bounded execution contract using dynamically generated independent lenses when decision consequence and unresolved uncertainty justify architecture work. |
Kybernetes Loop Architect
This is an advisory helper, not a governor. It designs or reframes loop shape
and returns a proposal. It cannot mutate parent canonical lifecycle state,
accept completion, activate detached machinery, or spend beyond its boundary.
Invoke When
Invoke when one or more apply:
- decision consequence is high and unresolved uncertainty could change action;
- high/extreme work needs activation, topology, feedback, or continuity design;
- a major reframe changes objective, evidence, side effects, or ownership;
- runtime capability loss requires a new substrate or migration architecture.
Do not invoke for clear, reversible, immediately verifiable routine work. Task
length alone is neither necessary nor sufficient.
Required Inputs
- Objective, explicit program kind, and current evidence gaps.
- For finite work, measurable DONE and its completion verifier; for continuing
work, the health invariant, review horizon, and cycle verifier.
- Constraints, permissions, external effects, reversibility, and HITL boundary.
- Duration, cadence, activation source, continuity, concurrency, and budget.
- Available verifier types and observed runtime capabilities.
- Parent control-record pointer and canonical revision when governed.
If a required input is absent, return the smallest question or explicit
assumption that changes the architecture. Do not invent authority.
Generate Lenses
Generate lenses dynamically from material uncertainties in this task. Each lens
must have a distinct question, competence needed, evidence to inspect, likely
blind spot, and rejection criterion. Use the minimum set that exposes important
tradeoffs. Do not select from a fixed personality or profession roster.
Run lenses independently before synthesis. Record for each:
- claim and recommended control move;
- evidence and source quality;
- assumptions and confidence;
- risks or conditions that would reverse it.
The synthesis must preserve disagreement rather than averaging it away. Lens
output is comparator augmentation, never verification.
Design The Execution Contract
Return:
- activation posture: immediate, human, time, or event;
- loop topology: foreground, chain, route, parallel section, vote,
orchestrator-workers, evaluator-optimizer, or bounded autonomous loop;
- feedback architecture: verifier, rejection path, iteration/no-progress cap;
- continuity architecture: foreground, durable, checkpointed, recurring,
detached, migrated, or fresh-context;
- runtime needs as capabilities, not product names;
- canonical state, evidence, notification, permissions, and stop boundaries;
- selected modules and portable fallback;
- key alternatives, dissent, assumptions, and residual uncertainty.
For extreme detached work, the proposal must include program kind, strategy_id,
progress model and metric, measurement window, minimum delta, actionable capacity,
fallback coverage, cumulative no-progress cap, strategy envelope, escalation owner,
retirement, and either finite DONE verification or the continuing review horizon
and cycle verifier. The governor may produce this compact contract inline without
invoking this helper.
Prefer the simplest pattern that demonstrably absorbs task variety.
Temporary Review And Promotion
Expert lenses are temporary, read-only reviews by default. Apply
evidence-gated promotion only when a lens needs recurring evidence gathering,
a distinct objective, or ongoing ownership. A promoted lens becomes a
dynamically named child workstream based on its objective, with owner, scope,
sensor, boundary, budget, canonical revision, and return contract.
Promotion is a governor decision. This helper may recommend it but cannot create
canonical child state or activate runtime machinery.
Standalone Use
When no governor is active, produce a standalone architecture proposal with
assumptions, evidence gaps, risk boundaries, and a portable next-step contract.
Do not claim it is active, scheduled, verified, or canonical. Recommend invoking
kybernetes:loop-governor for execution when durable control is needed.
Return To Governor
Return a concise packet:
architecture_status: proposed | needs_input | unsafe
canonical_revision: <revision or none>
trigger: <consequence and uncertainty>
selected_pattern: <smallest sufficient loop shape>
lenses: <independent findings and dissent>
execution_contract: <activation, topology, feedback, continuity, capabilities>
verification_needed: <rejection-capable sensor>
promotion_candidates: <none or evidence-backed objectives>
risks_and_assumptions: <material items>
The governor validates revision, selects or rejects the proposal, records any
decision, and retains lifecycle and completion authority.
