agent-loop-ext
Crash-resilient external agent loop with state persistence and CI/CD integration
Compare FlowGraph composition policies with fixed tasks, requested-versus-realized resources, failure injection, and an evidence claim gate
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Compare FlowGraph composition policies with fixed tasks, requested-versus-realized resources, failure injection, and an evidence claim gate
namespace: aiwg name: composition-evaluate platforms: [all] description: Compare FlowGraph composition policies with fixed tasks, requested-versus-realized resources, failure injection, and an evidence claim gate triggers: - benchmark composition policies - compare strict lcm and adaptive cost quality - evaluate graph flow against loop dag and durable code - test composition failure modes and claim gate
Use this skill when a composition policy needs reproducible comparison against a single-pass baseline.
1. Start from `benchmarks/composition-policy-benchmark.v1.json` and preserve fixed tasks, settings, budgets, seeds, metrics, and thresholds. 2. Run `aiwg composition benchmark <manifest.json>`; use `--raw-out` and `--summary-out` to retain both evidence layers. 3. Compare success-conditioned cost and latency, not unconditioned cheap failures. Review speed-of-accuracy and strict-LCM-versus-adaptive deltas. 4. Require an independent or human evaluation path and inspect self-judge bias. 5. Review every failure-injection outcome and recovery receipt. 6. Keep synthetic conformance distinct from provider evidence. Do not open the claim gate without repeated trusted runs, independent evaluation, confidence intervals, and task-family replication.
Composition graphs remain `flow.aiwg.io/v1alpha1` `FlowGraph`; do not introduce a fourth-level DNS API group. Do not request or persist private chain-of-thought.
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Repo: jmagly/aiwg
Crash-resilient external agent loop with state persistence and CI/CD integration
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