Logistics

Maps simulation agent properties to text-grounded situations and board contexts, including explicit non-relevance conditions.

Decision procedure for determining whether an agent property is relevant, conditionally relevant, or not relevant in the current Logistics simulation domain.

Cybernetic principles from Stafford Beer's "Designing Freedom" (1973) focused on how information is produced, filtered, transmitted, and degraded in regulatory systems. Core concepts: variety, requisite variety, relaxation time, information attenuation, regulatory models, recursion. Use when reasoning about agent perception, signal quality, system stability, or information flow in multi-agent structures.

Authoritative reference for TaskPoint and ResourceHolder mechanics — kind system, requirements graph, expiration modes, collection modes, pawn-resource coupling, and canvas management. Use when designing resource scenarios, adding new TaskPoint behaviour, or reasoning about how pawns satisfy needs.