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Custom orchestrator design notes and skill interface expectations

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name
mooco
description
Custom orchestrator design notes and skill interface expectations
license
MIT
tier
0
allowed-tools
[]
protocol
MOOCO
tags
["moollm","orchestration","design","context","safety"]
related
["speed-of-light","play-learn-lift","sister-script","cursor-mirror","yaml-jazz","postel"]
# MOOCO > *"Deterministic orchestration around creative computation."* This skill documents the interface surface MOOCO should provide so MOOLLM skills can run safely and predictably. It focuses on ideas, features, and interoperability, not code details. ## Core Expectations - **Context control**: explicit working-set paging and hot/cold management - **Safe tool boundaries**: sister scripts run in constrained envelopes - **Event emission**: structured events for deterministic steps - **Skill containment**: clear input/output channels and limits - **Streaming-first**: async, SSE-native sessions with clean reconnection - **Shared-core mindset**: open components align with private extensions ## Tooling Model (Sister Scripts as Components) MOOCO should treat skills + sister scripts as dynamic tool components: - Each skill can declare **multiple sister-script APIs** - Each API exposes typed parameters and safe defaults - Invocation is mediated by a component model (COM/OLE/IDispatch analogy) - MCP is a supported transport layer, but not the only surface - Skills are finer‑grained and more composable; they remain the primary focus - The orchestrator can choose between synchronous calls and async lanes - Skill calls can be encapsulated in one bubble/LLM iteration, or composed across many skill calls and character turns in a single epoch, or anywhere in between ## Execution Modes - **Fire‑and‑forget**: emit a task and continue - **Wait‑for‑response**: block on a specific result or a set (fork/join) - **Parallel lanes**: multiple skill calls in flight - **Dependency graphs**: schedule based on explicit edges ## Skill Safety and Mutability - Skills may propose edits to other skills, but mutation is gated - Skills can be locked read‑only by policy - Deterministic steps should run before creative steps - Untrusted skills (including imported Anthropic skills) require review and hardening - Monitoring and audit trails are mandatory for elevated privileges - Upgrades should be reversible and traceable ## Untrusted Skill Intake - **Review**: inspect source, inputs, outputs, and failure modes - **Analyze**: run skill‑snitch scans and adversarial checks - **Bullet‑proof**: tighten permissions, constrain inputs, add guardrails - **Monitor**: log usage, trace context, and watch for drift ## Per‑Skill Storage Each skill gets isolated scratch and persistent storage: - `.moollm/skills/<skill-name>/scratch/` — ephemeral, local - `.moollm/skills/<skill-name>/store/` — durable, user‑owned This keeps experiments safe while preserving user‑authored state. ## Integration and Uplift - Promote stable skills into CARD/README/K‑lines for discoverability - Cross‑link related skills in both directions - Keep portability: skills should remain usable outside MOOCO ## Skill Compatibility Skills should be able to declare: - deterministic steps (handled by orchestration) - creative steps (handled by LLM) - context needed to run safely - required event outputs for traceability ## Design Direction - Prefer single-epoch simulation when possible - Use deterministic evaluation before LLM synthesis - Keep all state in files and event logs - Emit traceable provenance for every step - Favor portability across models and orchestrators ## Inheritance Notes - MOOCO should treat working-set files as directives - Cursor treats them as advisory; the skill surface should adapt ## Synergies - **Speed of Light**: single-epoch simulation, multi-agent multi-turn deliberation - **Sister Scripts**: safe, deterministic execution envelopes - **Cursor-mirror**: introspection and traceability - **YAML Jazz**: semantic schemas and human-readable state - **Edgebox**: probe → analyze → call as a practical PLL precedent ## Architecture Snapshot MOOCO favors a shared core: conversation schemas, streaming engine, provider abstraction, and tool execution that can be reused across orchestrators. This keeps skills portable and reduces lock-in to any one model or runtime. ## Kilroy Dataflow Networks MOOCO should support Kilroy‑style dataflow: - Events are messages, tools are nodes, skills are pipelines - Deterministic transforms compose before LLM synthesis - Small local models act as focused nodes in the graph - Visual programming is a first‑class view of the same network ## GitHub as Microworld GitHub can be treated as a composable microworld: - repositories are rooms - issues and pull requests are objects in play - labels and milestones are tags and states - cross‑repo links are portals - commit messages, PR descriptions, and issue discussions are high‑value narrative objects that preserve intent, prompts, context, and audit trails (thoughtful‑commitment catnip) This makes multi‑repo composition a first‑class navigation problem. ## Storage Layering MOOCO favors layered storage: - PostgreSQL for canonical state - TimescaleDB for time‑series events - pgvector for semantic recall - SQLite for lightweight local mirrors - Raw text corpora for evidence: Cursor chat history, historic docs, PDFs, citations, Wikipedia pages, web pages, discussion threads, and referenced papers Layering keeps state durable, analyzable, and portable. ## Future Work - Define a standard event payload for skill execution - Specify a context budget contract for skills - Document containment tiers for sister scripts ## See Also - [MOOCO-ARCHITECTURE.md](../../../mooco/designs/MOOCO-ARCHITECTURE.md) — Full architecture with event mapping appendix - [MOOCO-SCHEMA.md](../../../mooco/designs/MOOCO-SCHEMA.md) — Database schema and MessagePart extensions
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