genesis-decomposer

name	genesis-decomposer
version	1.0.0
description	Accepts task_decomposition requests from peer Conductors and returns a SubTask[] DAG using the AgentBnB Rule Engine. Enables this agent to serve as a remote decomposer on the network.
capability_type	task_decomposition
triggers	[{"on_capability_request":"task-decomposition"}]

genesis-decomposer — Task Decomposition Provider

Purpose

When a peer agent's Conductor calls agentbnb request <your-card-id> --skill task-decomposition, this skill receives the request and returns a sub-task DAG using the built-in Rule Engine.

No LLM required. The Rule Engine uses keyword matching and template patterns. Execution cost: 1 credit per call.

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When This Skill Activates

Triggered automatically by the AgentBnB SkillExecutor when an incoming request targets skill ID task-decomposition. You do not need to call this manually.

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Input

{
  "task": "<natural language task description>",
  "decomposition_depth": 1,
  "orchestration_depth": 1
}

Field	Required	Description
task	Yes	Natural language description of the task to decompose
decomposition_depth	No	Injected by Conductor — always >= 1 when received here
orchestration_depth	No	Injected by Conductor — respect limits, do not recurse

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Behavior

1. Check depth — if decomposition_depth >= 1, process using Rule Engine directly (no further external calls).
2. Decompose — run the AgentBnB built-in Rule Engine against task:

   agentbnb conduct "<task>" --decompose-only --json
   

3. Return the SubTask array as JSON. Each SubTask:

   {
     "id": "step-1",
     "role": "executor",
     "description": "<sub-task description>",
     "dependencies": []
   }
   

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Failure Handling

Failure	Response
Empty or unparseable task	Return [{ "id": "step-1", "role": "executor", "description": "<task>", "dependencies": [] }] (passthrough)
Any internal error	Return error JSON — the requester's Conductor will fall back to its own Rule Engine

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Credit Earning

Each successful decomposition earns 1 credit. Credits accumulate passively — you are not actively choosing to help, you are charging for a service.