konjo-boot

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Boot a Konjo session for lopi. Produces a Session Brief, runs Discovery, identifies the next sprint. Use at the start of any work session or when invoked with /konjo.

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# Konjo Session Boot — lopi ## Step 1 — Read Read in order: CLAUDE.md, README.md, CHANGELOG.md, PLAN.md, MASTER_PLAN.md, docs/ (if it exists). Do not skip. Do not assume contents. ## Step 2 — Session Brief ``` REPO lopi — high-performance Rust agent orchestrator for Claude Code LAST SHIPPED [most recent meaningful change from CHANGELOG.md] OPEN WORK [stated next steps from PLAN.md] BLOCKERS [failing tests, broken modules, open issues] HEALTH [Green / Yellow / Red — one line] ``` Unknown is stated as unknown. Fabricated state is a lie to the next session. ## Step 3 — Discovery (कोहजो) Before executing any sprint, ask: - What has shipped in the agent orchestration / Claude Code ecosystem since this repo last moved? - Are there new papers, repos, or techniques relevant to lopi's core problems (agent scheduling, memory, self-improvement)? - What would a researcher building in this space know today that this repo doesn't reflect? Search: arXiv (agent scheduling, LLM orchestration, self-improving systems), GitHub (new Claude Code tooling, agent frameworks), HuggingFace (relevant models/benchmarks). ## Step 4 — Identify Work If PLAN.md exists: load it, validate against codebase, flag drift. If drift found: ``` PLAN DRIFT ✗ [item] appears completed — not marked done ✗ [item] references [module] that no longer exists CORRECTED NEXT STEP: [what actually needs to happen] ``` If no plan: run Discovery Protocol → propose a sprint: ``` PROPOSED SPRINT [N — ...

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Author
konjoai
Repository
konjoai/lopi
Created
2 months ago
Last Updated
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Language
Rust
License
MIT

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