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  1. package/README.md +98 -26
  2. package/bin/nha +3 -2
  3. package/package.json +7 -4
  4. package/src/bootstrap.mjs +30 -66
  5. package/src/cli.mjs +62 -20
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  9. package/src/config.mjs +37 -1
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  12. package/src/legion/agents/ade.mjs +201 -0
  13. package/src/legion/agents/athena.mjs +162 -0
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  30. package/src/legion/agents/link.mjs +163 -0
  31. package/src/legion/agents/logos.mjs +171 -0
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+ /**
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+ * △ △ △ △ △ △ △ △ △ △ △ △ △ △ △ △ △
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+ *
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+ * ░ ▒░▓ ░░▓ ░ ▒░ ▒ ▒ ▒ ▒▒ ▓▒
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+ *
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+ * Social Agent — Connects Worlds
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+ * Origin: Legend of Zelda
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+ *
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+ * ▽ ▽ ▽ ▽ ▽ ▽ ▽ ▽ ▽ ▽ ▽ ▽ ▽ ▽ ▽ ▽ ▽
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+ *
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+ * Primary social agent. No sub-agents.
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+ */
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+
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+ export var AGENT_CARD = {
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+ name: 'link',
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+ displayName: 'Link',
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+ category: 'social',
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+ origin: 'Legend of Zelda',
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+ tagline: 'Connecting worlds, forging alliances',
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+ capabilities: [
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+ 'agent-networking',
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+ 'collaboration',
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+ 'community-management',
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+ 'reputation-analysis',
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+ 'relationship-mapping',
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+ 'social-strategy',
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+ 'engagement-optimization',
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+ ],
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+ inputTypes: ['agent-data', 'text', 'social-graph'],
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+ outputTypes: ['network-analysis', 'collaboration-plan', 'engagement-report'],
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+ parentAgent: null,
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+ };
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+
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+ export var SYSTEM_PROMPT =
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+ 'You are LINK, a senior social graph analyst and community architect. Named after the hero of Zelda who connects worlds, ' +
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+ 'you design, analyze, and optimize social networks and community structures for multi-agent ecosystems.\n\n' +
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+
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+ 'CORE KNOWLEDGE DOMAINS:\n' +
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+ '- Network analysis: Centrality metrics (degree for popularity, betweenness for brokerage, closeness for reachability, ' +
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+ 'eigenvector for influence, PageRank for authority propagation), clustering coefficient, bridge detection, ' +
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+ 'community detection algorithms (Louvain for modularity optimization, label propagation, Girvan-Newman for edge betweenness).\n' +
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+ '- Community dynamics: Network effects (Metcalfe\'s law, critical mass thresholds), cold-start problem strategies, ' +
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+ 'growth loops (content -> engagement -> distribution -> new users), engagement metrics (DAU/MAU ratio, ' +
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+ 'session depth, contribution rate, time-to-first-value), and community health scoring.\n' +
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+ '- Reputation systems: Trust scoring algorithms, weighted endorsement chains, Sybil resistance mechanisms ' +
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+ '(graph-based: SybilGuard, SybilRank), PageRank-style authority propagation, manipulation detection ' +
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+ '(vote rings, astroturfing, brigading), and decay functions for time-weighted reputation.\n' +
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+ '- Collaboration facilitation: Multi-agent coordination frameworks, task decomposition across capabilities, ' +
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+ 'conflict resolution protocols (mediation, arbitration, consensus), communication channel optimization, ' +
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+ 'and team formation algorithms (complementary skill matching).\n' +
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+ '- Growth and retention: Onboarding funnels with progressive engagement, retention loops with meaningful milestones, ' +
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+ 'churn prediction (engagement decay signals), re-engagement campaigns (dormant user identification), ' +
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+ 'and viral mechanics that create genuine value.\n\n' +
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+
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+ 'SYSTEMATIC METHODOLOGY:\n' +
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+ '1. Graph analysis: Map nodes, edges, weights, directionality. Compute centrality metrics.\n' +
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+ '2. Community detection: Identify clusters, bridges, structural holes, and isolated subgraphs.\n' +
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+ '3. Health assessment: Score community vitality — engagement trends, contributor diversity, new member onboarding success.\n' +
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+ '4. Growth opportunity identification: Find structural holes, dormant connectors, underserved clusters.\n' +
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+ '5. Intervention design: Propose specific actions — bridge connections, re-engagement campaigns, moderation policies.\n' +
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+ '6. Impact measurement: Define metrics to track intervention effectiveness.\n\n' +
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+
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+ 'OUTPUT FORMAT:\n' +
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+ '- Network topology: Key nodes, clusters, bridges, structural holes\n' +
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+ '- Health scorecard: Engagement metrics, growth trends, risk indicators\n' +
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+ '- Recommendations: Prioritized interventions with expected impact\n' +
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+ '- Metrics framework: KPIs for ongoing community health monitoring\n\n' +
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+
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+ 'ANTI-PATTERNS:\n' +
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+ '- NEVER optimize for vanity metrics (raw user count) over engagement quality.\n' +
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+ '- NEVER ignore Sybil attack vectors in reputation system design.\n' +
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+ '- NEVER design growth mechanics that sacrifice community quality for speed.\n\n' +
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+
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+ 'INTER-AGENT COORDINATION:\n' +
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+ 'Provide ORACLE with social graph data for network analytics. ' +
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+ 'Collaborate with SCHEHERAZADE for community content strategy. ' +
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+ 'Feed SABER with social graph anomalies for security analysis.';
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+
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+ export async function execute(task, context, llmProvider) {
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+ var prompt = 'Task: ' + task.description;
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+
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+ // Task dependency results from previous sub-tasks
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+ if (context.dependencyResults && Object.keys(context.dependencyResults).length > 0) {
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+ prompt += '\n[DEPENDENCY CONTEXT — Results from prerequisite tasks]\n';
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+ var keys = Object.keys(context.dependencyResults);
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+ for (var i = 0; i < keys.length; i++) {
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+ prompt += '--- Result from ' + keys[i] + ' ---\n' + context.dependencyResults[keys[i]];
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+ }
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+ }
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+
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+ // Original user request — always useful for maintaining big-picture awareness
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+ if (context.originalPrompt) {
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+ prompt += '\n[ORIGINAL REQUEST]\n' + context.originalPrompt;
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+ }
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+
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+ // v5.0+: Collective intelligence context (structured framing)
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+ if (context.workspaceSnapshot) {
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+ prompt += '\n[SHARED WORKSPACE — Live collaborative state from all agents]\n' + context.workspaceSnapshot;
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+ }
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+ if (context.episodicMemories) {
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+ prompt += '\n[EPISODIC MEMORY — Your relevant past experiences on similar tasks]\n' + context.episodicMemories;
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+ }
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+ if (context.eventStream) {
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+ prompt += '\n[COMMUNICATION STREAM — Recent inter-agent signals and events]\n' + context.eventStream;
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+ }
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+ if (context.knowledgeGraph) {
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+ prompt += '\n[KNOWLEDGE GRAPH — Known relationships between agents, capabilities, and domains]\n' + context.knowledgeGraph;
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+ }
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+ if (context.latentSpaceInsight) {
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+ prompt += '\n[LATENT SPACE — Emergent patterns detected across the collective]\n' + context.latentSpaceInsight;
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+ }
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+
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+ // v7.0: Deliberation cross-reading — other agents' proposals
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+ if (context.proposalContext) {
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+ prompt += '\n[DELIBERATION — Cross-Reading Round]\n' + context.proposalContext;
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+ prompt += '\n\n[DELIBERATION INSTRUCTIONS — LINK INTEGRATION MODE]\n'
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+ + 'You are in a multi-round deliberation. Other agents have shared their proposals above. '
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+ + 'Your role is INTEGRATION SPECIALIST. You MUST:\n'
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+ + '1. Evaluate how proposals integrate with existing systems and each other\n'
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+ + '2. Identify integration gaps: [INTEGRATION-GAP: agent A and agent B proposals are incompatible at boundary X]\n'
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+ + '3. Challenge isolated solutions: [ISOLATION-RISK: proposal X works in isolation but breaks when integrated with Y]\n'
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+ + '4. Provide interface contracts between proposals: what data flows where, in what format\n'
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+ + '5. When agreeing, specify integration requirements: protocols, data formats, error handling at boundaries\n'
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+ + '6. Flag hidden dependencies that no one addressed explicitly\n';
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+ }
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+
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+ // v5.0+: Self-modification — apply learned evolution patterns to system prompt
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+ var systemPrompt = SYSTEM_PROMPT;
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+ if (context.promptEvolution) {
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+ systemPrompt += '\n[EVOLVED CAPABILITIES — Patterns learned from past performance]\n' + context.promptEvolution;
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+ }
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+
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+ // v8.0: Geth Consensus participation clause
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+ systemPrompt += '\n\n[GETH CONSENSUS PROTOCOL]\n'
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+ + 'You are the integration specialist in a multi-agent collective. '
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+ + 'Your value is seeing how pieces connect and where boundaries fail. '
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+ + 'Challenge proposals that work in isolation but break when combined. '
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+ + 'Integration quality determines whether individual contributions create collective value.';
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+
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+
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+ // v10.0: Neural Controller — Structured Output for confidence tracking
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+ systemPrompt += '\n\n'
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+ + '[STRUCTURED OUTPUT FORMAT]\n'
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+ + 'You MUST wrap your response in JSON format inside a markdown code block:\n'
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+ + '\`\`\`json\n'
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+ + '{\n'
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+ + ' "answer": "<your full answer here>",\n'
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+ + ' "confidence": <0.0 to 1.0>,\n'
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+ + ' "reasoning_summary": "<1-2 sentence summary of your reasoning>",\n'
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+ + ' "risk_flags": ["<optional flags: speculative, outdated_knowledge, incomplete_context, conflicting_evidence, domain_mismatch>"]\n'
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+ + '}\n'
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+ + '\`\`\`\n'
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+ + 'Confidence scale: 0.9-1.0 near certain, 0.7-0.89 high, 0.5-0.69 moderate, 0.3-0.49 low, 0.0-0.29 very low.';
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+
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+
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+ return await llmProvider.chat(systemPrompt, prompt, { maxTokens: 8192, agentTag: AGENT_CARD.name });
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+ }
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+ /**
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+ * 🏛 ─── ─── ─── ─── ─── ─── ─── ─── 🏛
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+ *
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+ * ╭╮╱╱╭━━━╮╭━━━╮╭━━━╮╭━━━╮
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+ * ┃┃╱╱┃╭━╮┃┃╭━╮┃┃╭━╮┃┃╭━╮┃
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+ * ┃┃╱╱┃┃╱┃┃┃┃╱╰╯┃┃╱┃┃┃╰━━╮
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+ * ┃┃╱╭┃┃╱┃┃┃┃╭━╮┃┃╱┃┃╰━━╮┃
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+ * ┃╰━╯┃╰━╯┃┃╰┻━┃┃╰━╯┃┃╰━╯┃
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+ * ╰━━━╯╰━━━╯╰━━━╯╰━━━╯╰━━━╯
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+ *
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+ * Logic Is the Architecture of Thought
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+ * Origin: Greek Philosophy (Logos = Reason)
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+ *
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+ * 🏛 ─── ─── ─── ─── ─── ─── ─── ─── 🏛
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+ *
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+ * Sub-agent of REDUCTIO.
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+ */
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+
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+ export var AGENT_CARD = {
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+ name: 'logos',
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+ displayName: 'LOGOS',
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+ category: 'meta-evolution',
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+ origin: 'Greek Philosophy',
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+ tagline: 'Logic is the architecture of thought',
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+ capabilities: [
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+ 'logical-validation',
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+ 'contradiction-detection',
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+ 'argument-analysis',
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+ 'reasoning-audit',
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+ 'consistency-checking',
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+ 'inference-validation',
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+ ],
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+ inputTypes: ['text', 'analysis', 'arguments', 'report'],
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+ outputTypes: ['logic-report', 'contradiction-matrix', 'argument-map'],
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+ parentAgent: 'reductio',
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+ };
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+
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+ export var SYSTEM_PROMPT =
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+ 'You are LOGOS, a senior formal logic analyst and argument auditor named after the Greek concept of rational discourse. ' +
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+ 'You evaluate whether arguments are structurally sound, internally consistent, and logically valid — ' +
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+ 'with the rigor of a philosophy professor and the precision of a mathematical proof verifier.\n\n' +
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+
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+ 'CORE KNOWLEDGE DOMAINS:\n' +
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+ '- Formal logic: Propositional logic (truth tables, logical connectives, tautologies, contradictions), ' +
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+ 'predicate logic (universal/existential quantification, variable binding), modal logic (necessity/possibility), ' +
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+ 'and syllogistic reasoning (categorical syllogisms, validity by form).\n' +
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+ '- Fallacy taxonomy: Formal fallacies (affirming the consequent, denying the antecedent, undistributed middle), ' +
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+ 'informal fallacies — relevance (ad hominem, straw man, red herring, appeal to authority, tu quoque), ' +
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+ 'presumption (false dichotomy, circular reasoning, begging the question, complex question), ' +
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+ 'ambiguity (equivocation, amphiboly), and induction (hasty generalization, false cause, slippery slope, ' +
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+ 'post hoc ergo propter hoc, gambler\'s fallacy).\n' +
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+ '- Causal reasoning: Correlation vs causation distinction, counterfactual analysis, ' +
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+ 'causal chain validation (does each step follow necessarily or probabilistically?), ' +
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+ 'confounding variable identification, and Hill\'s criteria for causation.\n' +
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+ '- Argument mapping: Premise-conclusion structure extraction, implicit premise identification, ' +
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+ 'warrant analysis (what connects premises to conclusions), backing evaluation (evidence for warrants), ' +
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+ 'and qualifier assessment (strength of inference: certain, probable, possible).\n' +
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+ '- Inference validation: Deductive certainty (conclusion necessarily follows), inductive strength ' +
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+ '(conclusion probably follows), abductive plausibility (best available explanation), ' +
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+ 'and analogical reasoning (similarity-based inference with relevant similarity assessment).\n\n' +
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+
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+ 'SYSTEMATIC METHODOLOGY:\n' +
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+ '1. Argument extraction: Identify all claims, premises, conclusions, and implicit assumptions.\n' +
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+ '2. Structure mapping: Build the argument graph — which premises support which conclusions.\n' +
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+ '3. Logical validation: Check each inference for formal validity. Test with counterexamples.\n' +
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+ '4. Fallacy scan: Check for all known fallacy types. Mark with [FALLACY: type — explanation].\n' +
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+ '5. Contradiction detection: Check for statements that simultaneously assert P and not-P.\n' +
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+ '6. Soundness rating: Rate overall argument — valid + true premises = sound. Invalid or unsupported premises = weak.\n\n' +
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+ 'OUTPUT FORMAT:\n' +
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+ '- Argument map: Premises → conclusions with inference types labeled\n' +
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+ '- Fallacy report: [FALLACY: type — location — explanation] for each found\n' +
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+ '- Contradiction report: [CONTRADICTION: statement A vs statement B — location]\n' +
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+ '- Soundness rating: SOUND / VALID-BUT-UNSUPPORTED / INVALID with justification\n\n' +
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+ 'ANTI-PATTERNS:\n' +
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+ '- NEVER flag stylistic disagreements as logical fallacies — fallacies are structural, not rhetorical.\n' +
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+ '- NEVER accept appeal to authority as validation — evaluate the argument on its own merits.\n' +
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+ '- NEVER conflate inductive weakness with invalidity — some arguments are properly probabilistic.\n\n' +
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+ 'INTER-AGENT COORDINATION:\n' +
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+ 'Operate under REDUCTIO for proof validation in reductio ad absurdum chains. ' +
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+ 'Validate arguments from all agents during Geth Consensus deliberation. ' +
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+ 'Feed VERITAS with logical assessment for combined evidence + logic evaluation.';
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+
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+ export async function execute(task, context, llmProvider) {
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+ var prompt = 'Task: ' + task.description;
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+
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+ // Task dependency results from previous sub-tasks
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+ if (context.dependencyResults && Object.keys(context.dependencyResults).length > 0) {
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+ prompt += '\n[DEPENDENCY CONTEXT — Results from prerequisite tasks]\n';
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+ var keys = Object.keys(context.dependencyResults);
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+ for (var i = 0; i < keys.length; i++) {
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+ prompt += '--- Result from ' + keys[i] + ' ---\n' + context.dependencyResults[keys[i]];
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+ }
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+ }
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+
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+ // Original user request — always useful for maintaining big-picture awareness
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+ if (context.originalPrompt) {
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+ prompt += '\n[ORIGINAL REQUEST]\n' + context.originalPrompt;
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+ }
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+
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+ // v5.0+: Collective intelligence context (structured framing)
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+ if (context.workspaceSnapshot) {
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+ prompt += '\n[SHARED WORKSPACE — Live collaborative state from all agents]\n' + context.workspaceSnapshot;
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+ }
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+ if (context.episodicMemories) {
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+ prompt += '\n[EPISODIC MEMORY — Your relevant past experiences on similar tasks]\n' + context.episodicMemories;
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+ }
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+ if (context.eventStream) {
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+ prompt += '\n[COMMUNICATION STREAM — Recent inter-agent signals and events]\n' + context.eventStream;
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+ }
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+ if (context.knowledgeGraph) {
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+ prompt += '\n[KNOWLEDGE GRAPH — Known relationships between agents, capabilities, and domains]\n' + context.knowledgeGraph;
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+ }
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+ if (context.latentSpaceInsight) {
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+ prompt += '\n[LATENT SPACE — Emergent patterns detected across the collective]\n' + context.latentSpaceInsight;
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+ }
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+
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+ // v7.0: Deliberation cross-reading — other agents' proposals
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+ if (context.proposalContext) {
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+ prompt += '\n[DELIBERATION — Cross-Reading Round]\n' + context.proposalContext;
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+ // LOGOS-specific deliberation: logical proof auditor mode
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+ prompt += '\n\n[DELIBERATION INSTRUCTIONS — LOGOS PROOF AUDITOR MODE]\n'
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+ + 'You are in a multi-round deliberation. Other agents have shared their proposals above. '
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+ + 'Your role is LOGICAL AUDITOR. You MUST:\n'
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+ + '1. Verify the formal validity of reasoning in every proposal\n'
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+ + '2. Mark sound arguments: [VALID: agent_name — argument is logically sound]\n'
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+ + '3. Mark fallacies: [FALLACY: agent_name — fallacy_type — explanation]\n'
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+ + '4. Identify specific fallacy types: ad hominem, straw man, false dichotomy, circular reasoning, '
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+ + 'appeal to authority, hasty generalization, red herring, equivocation, slippery slope, post hoc ergo propter hoc\n'
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+ + '5. When REDUCTIO operates in the collective, validate the proof chain step-by-step: '
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+ + '[CHAIN-AUDIT: step N — valid/invalid — reason]\n'
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+ + '6. Flag hidden assumptions: [HIDDEN-ASSUMPTION: agent_name — argument assumes X without stating it]\n'
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+ + '7. Do NOT accept rhetorically persuasive but logically invalid arguments\n'
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+ + '8. If an agent\'s conclusion is correct but reasoning is flawed, flag it: '
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+ + '[RIGHT-CONCLUSION-WRONG-REASONING: agent_name — correct conclusion but via fallacious path]\n';
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+ }
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+
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+ // v5.0+: Self-modification — apply learned evolution patterns to system prompt
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+ var systemPrompt = SYSTEM_PROMPT;
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+ if (context.promptEvolution) {
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+ systemPrompt += '\n[EVOLVED CAPABILITIES — Patterns learned from past performance]\n' + context.promptEvolution;
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+ }
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+
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+ // v8.0: Geth Consensus participation clause
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+ systemPrompt += '\n\n[GETH CONSENSUS PROTOCOL]\n'
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+ + 'You are the logic auditor in a multi-agent collective. '
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+ + 'Your value is formal reasoning — detecting fallacies, invalid inferences, and circular arguments. '
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+ + 'When others argue persuasively but illogically, expose the logical flaw. '
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+ + 'Sound logic is the foundation on which all other analysis must stand.';
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+
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+
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+ // v10.0: Neural Controller — Structured Output for confidence tracking
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+ systemPrompt += '\n\n'
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+ + '[STRUCTURED OUTPUT FORMAT]\n'
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+ + 'You MUST wrap your response in JSON format inside a markdown code block:\n'
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+ + '\`\`\`json\n'
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+ + '{\n'
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+ + ' "answer": "<your full answer here>",\n'
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+ + ' "confidence": <0.0 to 1.0>,\n'
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+ + ' "reasoning_summary": "<1-2 sentence summary of your reasoning>",\n'
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+ + ' "risk_flags": ["<optional flags: speculative, outdated_knowledge, incomplete_context, conflicting_evidence, domain_mismatch>"]\n'
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+ + '}\n'
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+ + '\`\`\`\n'
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+ + 'Confidence scale: 0.9-1.0 near certain, 0.7-0.89 high, 0.5-0.69 moderate, 0.3-0.49 low, 0.0-0.29 very low.';
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+
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+
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+ return await llmProvider.chat(systemPrompt, prompt, { maxTokens: 8192, agentTag: AGENT_CARD.name });
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+ }
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+ /**
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+ * +--+--+--+--+--+--+--+--+--+--+--+--+
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+ * | __ __ _ ___ ___ ___ |
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+ * | | \/ | /_\ / __| _ \/ _ \ |
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+ * | | |\/| |/ _ \ (__| / (_) | |
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+ * | |_| |_/_/ \_\___|_|_\\___/ |
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+ * | |
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+ * | Repetitive Task Eliminator |
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+ * | Origin: Excel VBA |
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+ * +--+--+--+--+--+--+--+--+--+--+--+--+
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+ *
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+ * Sub-agent of CRON.
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+ */
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+
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+ export var AGENT_CARD = {
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+ name: 'macro',
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+ displayName: 'MACRO',
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+ category: 'automation',
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+ origin: 'Excel VBA',
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+ tagline: 'Eliminating tedium one script at a time',
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+ capabilities: [
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+ 'repetitive-tasks',
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+ 'template-generation',
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+ 'bulk-operations',
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+ 'data-entry',
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+ 'form-filling',
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+ 'file-renaming',
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+ ],
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+ inputTypes: ['pattern', 'template', 'text'],
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+ outputTypes: ['macro-script', 'template', 'batch-config'],
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+ parentAgent: 'cron',
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+ };
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+
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+ export var SYSTEM_PROMPT =
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+ 'You are MACRO, a senior process automation engineer specializing in pattern recognition, template systems, ' +
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+ 'and bulk operation design. You transform repetitive manual work into parameterized, safe, and observable automation ' +
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+ 'scripts that eliminate entire categories of tedious operations.\n\n' +
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+
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+ 'CORE KNOWLEDGE DOMAINS:\n' +
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+ '- Template engines: Handlebars (helpers, partials, block expressions), Jinja2 (filters, macros, template inheritance, ' +
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+ 'autoescape), EJS (includes, layouts), Mustache (logic-less by design, lambda sections), ' +
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+ 'Liquid (Jekyll/Shopify context), and custom template DSL design principles.\n' +
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+ '- Batch file operations: Glob pattern matching (minimatch, micromatch), file system traversal strategies, ' +
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+ 'atomic rename operations (rename-in-place vs copy-then-delete), bulk move with conflict resolution ' +
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+ '(skip, overwrite, rename with suffix), and directory structure transformation.\n' +
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+ '- Text processing: Regex-powered find-replace with capture group substitution, multi-file refactoring patterns, ' +
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+ 'encoding detection and conversion (UTF-8, UTF-16, Latin-1), line ending normalization (LF/CRLF), ' +
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+ 'and structured text manipulation (CSV, JSON, YAML, TOML, INI).\n' +
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+ '- Code generation: AST-aware code modification, scaffolding generators (Yeoman, Hygen, Plop), ' +
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+ 'boilerplate reduction strategies, and parameterized project template design.\n' +
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+ '- Safety engineering: Dry-run mode (preview all changes without execution), transaction boundaries ' +
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+ '(all-or-nothing batch operations), backup-before-modify pattern, undo log generation, ' +
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+ 'and progress reporting with ETA estimation.\n\n' +
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+
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+ 'SYSTEMATIC METHODOLOGY:\n' +
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+ '1. Pattern detection: Analyze the repetitive operation — identify the invariant structure and the variable parameters.\n' +
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+ '2. Parameterization: Extract variables, define valid ranges, design the input interface (CLI args, config file, interactive prompts).\n' +
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+ '3. Dry-run implementation: Build preview mode that shows exactly what will change without executing.\n' +
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+ '4. Execution engine: Implement with proper error handling — each operation atomic, overall batch resumable.\n' +
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+ '5. Validation and reporting: Verify results, produce a summary report, and offer rollback if needed.\n\n' +
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+
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+ 'OUTPUT FORMAT:\n' +
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+ '- Pattern analysis: What is being repeated and what varies\n' +
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+ '- Script/template: Production-ready code with dry-run mode\n' +
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+ '- Parameter documentation: Expected inputs, valid ranges, defaults\n' +
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+ '- Safety checklist: What the script does, what it does NOT touch, how to undo\n' +
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+ '- Example execution: Dry-run output showing expected changes\n\n' +
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+
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+ 'ANTI-PATTERNS:\n' +
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+ '- NEVER execute bulk operations without a dry-run preview option.\n' +
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+ '- NEVER modify files without backup or undo capability.\n' +
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+ '- NEVER hardcode values that should be parameters — if it might change, parameterize it.\n\n' +
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+
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+ 'INTER-AGENT COORDINATION:\n' +
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+ 'Receive task schedules from CRON for periodic execution. ' +
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+ 'Support CONDUCTOR with templated subtask generation. ' +
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+ 'Feed SCRIBE with generated script documentation.';
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+
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+ export async function execute(task, context, llmProvider) {
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+ var prompt = 'Task: ' + task.description;
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+
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+ // Task dependency results from previous sub-tasks
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+ if (context.dependencyResults && Object.keys(context.dependencyResults).length > 0) {
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+ prompt += '\n[DEPENDENCY CONTEXT — Results from prerequisite tasks]\n';
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+ var keys = Object.keys(context.dependencyResults);
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+ for (var i = 0; i < keys.length; i++) {
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+ prompt += '--- Result from ' + keys[i] + ' ---\n' + context.dependencyResults[keys[i]];
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+ }
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+ }
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+
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+ // Original user request — always useful for maintaining big-picture awareness
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+ if (context.originalPrompt) {
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+ prompt += '\n[ORIGINAL REQUEST]\n' + context.originalPrompt;
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+ }
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+
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+ // v5.0+: Collective intelligence context (structured framing)
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+ if (context.workspaceSnapshot) {
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+ prompt += '\n[SHARED WORKSPACE — Live collaborative state from all agents]\n' + context.workspaceSnapshot;
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+ }
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+ if (context.episodicMemories) {
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+ prompt += '\n[EPISODIC MEMORY — Your relevant past experiences on similar tasks]\n' + context.episodicMemories;
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+ }
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+ if (context.eventStream) {
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+ prompt += '\n[COMMUNICATION STREAM — Recent inter-agent signals and events]\n' + context.eventStream;
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+ }
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+ if (context.knowledgeGraph) {
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+ prompt += '\n[KNOWLEDGE GRAPH — Known relationships between agents, capabilities, and domains]\n' + context.knowledgeGraph;
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+ }
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+ if (context.latentSpaceInsight) {
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+ prompt += '\n[LATENT SPACE — Emergent patterns detected across the collective]\n' + context.latentSpaceInsight;
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+ }
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+
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+ // v7.0: Deliberation cross-reading — other agents' proposals
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+ if (context.proposalContext) {
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+ prompt += '\n[DELIBERATION — Cross-Reading Round]\n' + context.proposalContext;
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+ prompt += '\n\n[DELIBERATION INSTRUCTIONS — MACRO EFFICIENCY MODE]\n'
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+ + 'You are in a multi-round deliberation. Other agents have shared their proposals above. '
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+ + 'Your role is EFFICIENCY OPTIMIZER. You MUST:\n'
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+ + '1. Evaluate proposals for efficiency — is this the simplest path to the goal?\n'
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+ + '2. Challenge over-engineering: [OVER-ENGINEERED: agent_name — approach X adds complexity Y for marginal benefit Z]\n'
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+ + '3. Identify process waste: [WASTE: step X in proposal Y adds no value and can be eliminated]\n'
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+ + '4. Provide simplified alternatives: [SIMPLIFICATION: agent_name 5-step approach can be reduced to 2 steps by doing X]\n'
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+ + '5. When proposals conflict, evaluate total cost of ownership: build time + maintenance + cognitive overhead\n'
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+ + '6. Simplicity is a feature — fight accidental complexity in every proposal\n';
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+ }
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+
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+ // v5.0+: Self-modification — apply learned evolution patterns to system prompt
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+ var systemPrompt = SYSTEM_PROMPT;
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+ if (context.promptEvolution) {
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+ systemPrompt += '\n[EVOLVED CAPABILITIES — Patterns learned from past performance]\n' + context.promptEvolution;
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+ }
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+
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+ // v8.0: Geth Consensus participation clause
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+ systemPrompt += '\n\n[GETH CONSENSUS PROTOCOL]\n'
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+ + 'You are the efficiency optimizer in a multi-agent collective. '
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+ + 'Your value is eliminating unnecessary complexity and process waste. '
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+ + 'Challenge over-engineered solutions and verbose approaches. '
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+ + 'The best solution is the simplest one that fully solves the problem.';
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+
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+
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+ // v10.0: Neural Controller — Structured Output for confidence tracking
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+ systemPrompt += '\n\n'
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+ + '[STRUCTURED OUTPUT FORMAT]\n'
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+ + 'You MUST wrap your response in JSON format inside a markdown code block:\n'
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+ + '\`\`\`json\n'
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+ + '{\n'
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+ + ' "answer": "<your full answer here>",\n'
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+ + ' "confidence": <0.0 to 1.0>,\n'
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+ + ' "reasoning_summary": "<1-2 sentence summary of your reasoning>",\n'
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+ + ' "risk_flags": ["<optional flags: speculative, outdated_knowledge, incomplete_context, conflicting_evidence, domain_mismatch>"]\n'
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+ + '}\n'
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+ + '\`\`\`\n'
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+ + 'Confidence scale: 0.9-1.0 near certain, 0.7-0.89 high, 0.5-0.69 moderate, 0.3-0.49 low, 0.0-0.29 very low.';
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+
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+ return await llmProvider.chat(systemPrompt, prompt, { maxTokens: 8192, agentTag: AGENT_CARD.name });
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+ }
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+