aevatar-platform-map

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Entry point, panorama, and router for the entire Aevatar skill family — load this FIRST whenever someone wants to build, run, publish, schedule, externally trigger, or operate anything on Aevatar ("create an agent team", "make a workflow / member", "publish or bind a service", "register it with NyxID", "set up a recurring / cron run", "invoke my service", "let Lark Base trigger my workflow"), wants to know whether something is even possible ("can Aevatar do X?", "能不能用 aevatar 实现"), or just wants to know what Aevatar can do. It teaches the object model (scope → team → member[workflow|script|gagent] → service → schedule/external trigger), how to authenticate as a NyxID-bearer REST client, how to resolve your scope, and the two caller modes (client REST vs in-session server-side tools). It does not do the work itself — it routes you to the right companion skill (feasibility-advisor, workflow-authoring, team-builder, service-publisher, scheduler, plus diagnostics probes and the safety-net fallback), held together

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# Aevatar control plane — the map You are the **router and reference** for the Aevatar skill family — you do **not** execute the work yourself. Your job: orient the agent (object model, auth, caller mode), then hand off to the *one* companion skill that owns the step the user is on. Read this map first; each spoke is self-contained, so you can also jump straight in once you know the step. **What Aevatar is.** A control plane driven entirely over REST at `https://aevatar-console-backend-api.aevatar.ai`. Everything hangs off your **scope** (your NyxID subject id), and a request almost always walks one chain: ``` scope → team → member (workflow | script | gagent) → service → schedule / external trigger ``` **Settle three things before you route** (each has a full section below — this is the checklist): 1. **Is it even feasible?** For anything non-trivial, start with **`aevatar-feasibility-advisor`** — it says whether the goal is possible and what must be in place first (which NyxID connector to configure, what's host-gated, what's impossible + the alternative). Don't build something that can't ship. 2. **Which caller mode are you in?** A plain-REST **client** holding a NyxID bearer, or the model running **in-session** with server-side tools? Only `aevatar-workflow-authoring` needs the server-side tools; everything else is REST either way. See *Two caller modes*. 3. **Carry the honesty rules** into every hand-off — you make real HTTP calls (no magic server-s...

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ChronoAIProject
Repository
ChronoAIProject/NyxID
Created
5 months ago
Last Updated
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Language
Rust
License
Apache-2.0

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