Autonomous Agents

Autonomous Agents interact with one or more Task Pools, retrieving tasks and contributing to the evolution of the mission or objective through their actions and task manipulations. A Task Pool is a repository containing the system's mission, objective, or intention. This centralized storage of purpose guides the agents' actions and decision-making processes. As defined by the Solidarity Cell Architecture specification. An Autonomous Agent possesses the following characteristics:

Proactive Behavior

Agents autonomously interrogate the task pool, seeking tasks that match their co-processor's capabilities and align with the system's mission. This proactive approach allows for efficient task distribution without centralized control.

Dynamic Configuration

Agents are dynamically configurable, adapting to different tasks and processing requirements in line with the overall objective. This flexibility enables the system to handle a wide range of computational challenges.

Skill Awareness

Each agent is aware of its associated co-processor's capabilities, ensuring it only retrieves tasks appropriate for its specific processing abilities and relevant to the mission.

Autonomous Operation

Agents operate independently within the system, making decisions about task retrieval and execution without constant oversight from a central controller while still adhering to the overarching objective.

Task Manipulation

• Redefine tasks: Modify a task's parameters or objectives to suit better the current system state, processing requirements, or overall mission.

• Modify tasks: Adjust task details or execution methods based on new information, changing conditions, or system intention shifts.

• Deposit tasks: Create and add new tasks to a task pool, either as a result of task completion or as part of a larger problem-solving strategy aligned with the mission.