sim-conductor

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Autonomously runs external user reaction simulations, internal audits, ideation scans, artifact validation, and quality reviews. Profiles the target artifact first, then derives task-appropriate personas, dispatches them as parallel agents, classifies findings into M/S/R tiers, and completes the pipeline through to commit automatically.

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# sim-conductor — Meta-Simulation Automation Orchestrator > Profiles target → derives personas → dispatches parallel agents → M/S/R triage → commit. > Personas are sourced installed-first → **filled from the persona-container schema** (7 slots as of 2026-07-18 — stance added, not an > ad-hoc directive) → external install. Scale: 3 to 16, extensible to a crowd behind the > marginal-coverage stop (§Scale). ## Invocation Triggers | Trigger pattern | Suggested Area | |---|---| | "Look at this from an external user's perspective", "How would someone else see this?" | Area A | | "Check the harness", "asset audit", "internal audit" | Area B | | "Any new ideas?", "ideation scan", "naming candidates" | Area C | | "Review this code" (pre-PR), "review this prompt" | Area D (code) | | "Check if the session card is correct", "does the skill actually work", "memory cold-start validation" | Area D (consumer) | | "Is the output good?", "artifact quality review" | Area E | Proposal format: `"If it's related to [X], should I simulate with /sim-conductor [Area]?"` ### Natural Language Triggers | Example utterance | Intent | Mapped Area | |---|---|---| | "Validate our system virtually" | Full system simulation | Area B | | "Test it with personas", "Run an external user simulation" | External user reaction | Area A | | "Look at it through someone else's eyes" | External perspective | Area A | | "Validate that this actually works" | Real-usage validation | Area D | | "Find problems aggressiv...

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chrono-meta
Repository
chrono-meta/forge-harness
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2 months ago
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