| 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.
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.
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 |
Behavior
- Check depth — if
decomposition_depth >= 1, process using Rule Engine directly (no further external calls).
- Decompose — run the AgentBnB built-in Rule Engine against
task:
agentbnb conduct "<task>" --decompose-only --json
- Return the SubTask array as JSON. Each SubTask:
{
"id": "step-1",
"role": "executor",
"description": "<sub-task description>",
"dependencies": []
}
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 |
Credit Earning
Each successful decomposition earns 1 credit.
Credits accumulate passively — you are not actively choosing to help, you are charging for a service.
