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Quantum Leap Agent Specification

Project Status: Agentic Framework Layer Function: Autonomous Software Development and Implementation of the Vindicta Constitution Logic: Less-Human-in-the-Loop Automation

This document defines how your Quantum Leap agents operate within the ADE framework. These agents do not "guess" how to code; they use the Vindicta Constitution as their source of truth and WARScribe as their data interface.

I. Agent Personas & Domains

To ensure modularity, Quantum Leap utilizes three specialized agent profiles:

  1. The Architect (Constitutional Overseer):

    • Role: Ensures every code change adheres to the Zero-Order Axioms.
    • Action: Validates proposed "Amendments" to the Constitution and translates them into technical requirements for the Builders.

  2. The Builder (Manifestation Specialist):

    • Role: Generates the code for Logi-Slate (UI) and the Inference Layer (Backend).
    • Action: Consumes WARScribe schemas to build UI components and data parsers.

  3. The Strategist (Primordia Tuner):

    • Role: Manages the Primordia Engine's search parameters.
    • Action: Optimizes the DMF (Dynamic Material Formula) weights and prunes the search tree based on the 20-0 Advantage model.

II. The Agentic "Action Tool" Set

Your agents are equipped with a standardized toolkit to interact with your home server and codebase:

  • tool_parse_warscribe: Validates a string against the SATO syntax rules.
  • tool_simulate_dice: Runs a 10,000-iteration Monte Carlo simulation to find the "Mean Path" for an interaction.
  • tool_update_bsh: Directly modifies the Zobrist Hash table for the Primordia Engine.
  • tool_constitutional_check: Compares a new feature or rule against the Axioms to check for logical contradictions.

III. The Implementation Protocol (The "Loop")

The Quantum Leap framework operates on a Observe-Verify-Manifest loop:

  1. Observe: The agent monitors the WARScribe log or your "Human Intent" prompt.
  2. Verify: The agent checks the intent against the Vindicta Constitution. (e.g., "Does moving this unit in a Fang formation violate the Axiom of Unity?").
  3. Manifest: The agent generates the necessary Python/TypeScript code to update the platform, ensuring the 20-0 Meter and BSH stay in sync.

IV. Error Handling: The Constitutional Halt

If an agent is asked to implement a feature that violates a Zero-Order Axiom (e.g., a "Move" that ignores the Dimensionality of terrain without a [Fly] keyword), the agent must trigger a Constitutional Halt.

Halt Message: "Instruction violates Axiom AX-02. This movement would require a Second-Order Postulate (Special Rule) to override standard geometry. Please provide a Constitutional Amendment to continue."