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Draft or lint a bounded persistent goal above a bead graph of RPI experiments. Use when: this goal workflow is explicitly selected; shaping a single change belongs to Plan.

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# Craft Goal Craft the autonomy contract above AgentOps RPI. A goal is a persistent Mayor over a bead-shaped experiment graph. Each RPI is one scientific trial; the goal selects the next useful trial, preserves what was learned, and ratchets toward a larger outcome. ```text Goal / Mayor: observe graph → choose bounded wave → consume verdicts → ratchet └─ Bead: durable experiment intent, context, scratch, evidence, and links └─ RPI: plan → implement → fresh validate → bounded repair → verdict → report └─ Implementation: one RED → GREEN → refactor experiment ``` The number of RPIs need not be known in advance. The goal is safe when success is decidable, every experiment is bounded, evidence retains its provenance, and the authorization envelope cannot silently renew itself. Beliefs are revisable: new evidence may retract an earlier claim. More stored knowledge is neither progress nor proof that knowledge is correct. **Insight:** bounded waves shorten the feedback loop; one hard, non-renewing campaign envelope prevents those waves from becoming infinite continuation. **Authority boundary.** The emitted goal prompt and safety report are inert caller-owned text. Crafting one creates no goal, starts no runtime, and mutates no bead; it confers no standing authorization. The prompt drives RPI dispatch only when a caller pastes it into their own goal runtime under their own authority, and only within the non-renewing envelope the caller then sets. Named fail...

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boshu2
Repository
boshu2/agentops
Created
10 months ago
Last Updated
today
Language
Go
License
Apache-2.0

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